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A Group Project
Three students struggle to create ideas for a script for their group project. As they pitch their ideas we see their ideas unfold before us.
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Three students struggle to create ideas for a script for their group project. As they pitch their ideas we see their ideas unfold before us.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Action
Written By:Noah Michael Johnson
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:M-agination Films
Cast
Noah Michael Johnson
Director
Brooklynne Bates
Taylor/Taylor (Horror)/Goon 2
Alexis Jimenez
Blaze/Richie Rage
Abigail Lee
Lindsey/Sport
Jeevin Neelam
Coach/Brad/Goon 3
Owen Lawrence
Goon Leader/Madison
John Kim
Sport Rival
Kianna Pandit
Announcer
Allison Baker
Goon 1/Competitor
Noah Michael Johnson
Competitor
Ryan Baxter
Competitor
Evan Beane
Competitor
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