Auxiliary task
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This document describes the process of constructing an auxiliary task product. The creator started by organizing videos in a timeline and adding non-diegetic music. A recurring visual of the creator in one room was the main effect, which was created by changing clothing and voice to make it seem like multiple people. Editing involved making cuts between scenes to complete the product.
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