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This was a documentary project for my studio production course. The projects theme focused on the "quirks" of St. Augustine, Florida. I worked as the editor of this project along side my peers, highlighting the story of the quirky Tipsy Duck Parlor.

This was a school project Flagler College's COM WEEK one-minute film contest with the theme "Communication: follow the money." It follows a story of a struggling boyfriend that relies on his girlfriend to fund his activities, but giving no love in return. I wanted this short-film to raise the question of how far unconditional love will go, when dealing with the destructive means of money.

This documentary has been my most recent project, and some of my best efforts yet. Diving into the world of multimedia I was required to use skills in both audio and video production to my fullest extent throughout this project. While, telling the story of an athlete took a lot patience and dedication, I found it easy to comfortably converse with my subject, despite her aversion to interviews. As a whole, this project was new territory, but I am glad to say that it was an amusing experience and I am proud of my work.

Although editing and final production was done by myself this project was a collaborative effort. Each peer in my team was able to exemplify their diverse skills in acting, cinematography, and editing. This short film showcases the light-hearted atmosphere of Flagler College's students and campus, through a playful storyline of an unrequited love.

In my NYU Precollege course, we immersed ourselves in the day-today skills and tasks that present-day journalists preform in their careers. For the final project I chose to use my film-making skills to elevate my final article on the historical rehabillitation of my town's downtown area.