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     This video was super fun to make!! Although at times having to do the work was a bit stressful, it was still an overall fun experience. Being able to go out and film with my friends is definetely a LOT more fun than having to sit and read from a textbook. It's one of the reasons why I like this class so much. After this, I am way more confident in my ability to do well in this class. I really enjoyed working with the partners I had, and we all work really well together. This project really made me excited for future projects in this class. It's a good change of pace, especially since the days I have this class are the same days I have both chemistry AND math...which is fun (not). I'm just proud of the fact that although we had lots of reasons to be behind, with some of us having busy schedules and not being able to find the time to film, that we were still able to get our work done in time. We're all happy with how our music video came out, and we owe it all to our teamwork.


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