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I’m happy to show you all MY second short film ! I wrote it, edited it and scored it 🤘🏻 but I also got my good friend @thedudeist87 to voice it and model for the main character. I always saw him at the best fit for the story and it was great having him to help 🛸 we hope you like it I been working on this for a long time
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Posted On: October 24th 2026, 10:21 pm
I’m happy to show you all MY second short film ! I wrote it, edited it and scored it 🤘🏻 but I also got my good friend @thedudeist87 to voice it and model for the main character. I always saw him at the best fit for the story and it was great having him to help 🛸 we hope you like it I been working on this for a long time
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