In this scene, a film class discussion turns tense when Ike expresses his disappointment about having a girl, Tina, in the class. He and his friend Eric dismiss her contributions and talent, revealing their biases. Tina, however, confidently defends her skills and suggests they work together on a film project. She highlights her new editing software, Filmora 10, which she believes will enhance their project, but Ike belittles her choice and suggests she’s not capable of producing quality work. The exchange exposes Ike's insecurity and prejudices against female filmmakers, while Tina stands her ground, challenging him to prove himself in the upcoming project. The scene highlights themes of sexism in creative fields and the importance of collaboration and respect.