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Library Advocacy Video

After months of interviews and lots of editing work, this video is now being released. This is my first full-blown production done completely on WeVideo. I uploaded all my interviews and photos and then began the arduous process of deciding what video clips belonged where. I tossed my initial script because it sounded forced -- I was trying hard to find videos that fit into the script I created. So, this final product is more organic and I hope more interesting to watch. Direct link to video
Location: Juneau, AK, USA

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  1. Marilyn ArnoneMay 13, 2021 at 9:32 PM

    This video is inspiring and beautifully produced. It demonstrates that difference the library can make. The students helped to tell the story; they were awesome. Congrats on this production!

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