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✓ Published: 06-Mar-2013
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Our film for Prod Class. Partly based on my life haha.nPoetry by Nino RodrigueznnTROPICAL UNITnJoanna KennedynVicky MarqueznAlyssa ChuidiannViviane MirafuentenJaneena ChannNino Rodrigueznn- - -nnWhen I was kid, all I dreamt about was being a director.nI grew up in front of cameras and monitors nI knew what they were for before I was four.nand I was a big dreamer when I was a kidnI played with action figures and imaginednwhat I would have them say or how I would direct them tondo what I wanted th
Our film for Prod Class. Partly based on my life haha.nPoetry by Nino RodrigueznnTROPICAL UNITnJoanna KennedynVicky MarqueznAlyssa ChuidiannViviane MirafuentenJaneena ChannNino Rodrigueznn- - -nnWhen I was kid, all I dreamt about was being a director.nI grew up in front of cameras and monitors nI knew what they were for before I was four.nand I was a big dreamer when I was a kidnI played with action figures and imaginednwhat I would have them say or how I would direct them tondo what I wanted th
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