Fimmaker's Home
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This document summarizes a film maker's home, which she uses as both a living and working space. She has a collection of movies from different genres that she enjoys. For inspiration in her filmmaking, she draws from music records, books, art, and photography displayed around her apartment. Her key tools include a Macbook for editing, writing scripts, and creating animations, a Wacom tablet for drawing animations, and a digital keyboard for composing music. Photos show her current project, a children's cartoon about an African village promoting positive social values. Her apartment serves dual purposes as both a workplace and living space.
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- 2. This is my friend’s house located in Los Angeles. She is an independent film maker. She uses her apartment as a living and working space. As a film maker and movie fan, she has got a collection of different movies such as American, Asian and French movies. HD TV and a set of DVDs
- 5. Her tools.