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The Beginning
Two best friends dive headfirst into a government video contest with nothing but a new phone and zero filmmaking experience—only to realize that their first failure might just be the beginning of something bigger.
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Two best friends dive headfirst into a government video contest with nothing but a new phone and zero filmmaking experience—only to realize that their first failure might just be the beginning of something bigger.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Zan Albie
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:What Should We Do
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