CR: The Reflection.

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Welcome!


https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ddr0wLGLhjulre4fHJDdOgS1mLrBDwsN86jG0HiKLVQ/edit?usp=sharing


This chapter for my short film if finally over! Thank you for joining me in this opportunity. Here are my answers on how I developed my skills and the process I went through for production. 

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