Intro blog

 Welcome to the introduction of a magnificent production. I would like to introduce you to our biggest project yet! We will be drawing up an intro to a movie scene that creates tension and entertainment. We have so many possibilities and ideas. When I refer to we often it will be me and my trusty team. Alek and Gabriel will be my group mates throughout helping this group become incredible entertainment creators. Throughout we will surprise you with our unlimited creativity and awesome presentation ability. If you stick around we can show you our production and journey into this project. We all have made incredible videos in the past. But this time we come together. Putting all of our skills on the table. Editing, filming, acting everything into one giant production. This trio will come through and bring A+ entertainment. Just wait to find out about our wide range of ideas and topics for this video. Each of us have unique abilities that we will be put to the test with. But no challenge will be too big as our group is willing to work hard and put in work for this great video. The scenery the acting the props it will all be in play. We plan to use it all. Everything we've learned into one production. Stay around to find out what is put into play. What ideas and creativity will you the audience witness? Well stick around and find out next time. We hope to see you next time.


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