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For the final project we stuck with same group. We have got good working together and have all done our part so there is no reason for change. The first group mate is Logan who has been great the whole time. We have been friends for awhile now so we defiantly working together. He has always been planning and making sure we have everything done. He has also been the main editor of the group. Everything we film is edited on his computer. He really has been the main reason everything has been turned in on time so it was important to keep working with him. The Next person is Griffin who also has been great. He has been great working on the storyboards and is great at filming. He has been our main cameraman. Over the time of the project we have also become good friends. He has been great at producing ideas and has been fun to work with and I know he will continue to. The last group member is Nick who we have also worked with the whole time. He also has been great to work with and I have had no problems with him. He has been making keeping things organized throughout the filming process. I have became much closer friends to my group mates and having this group has defiantly made the class a lot easier. We all have had no problems with each other. We have already thought of a great idea for our film. This film will defiantly need a few more actors than the ones in the past so its important for us to stay in a big group. 



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