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Jacques is 18 years old and lives in Manchester. The documentary will focus on how scootering has influenced Jacques' life, including featuring his friends and time at skateparks. It will also show glimpses of his home life and other interests like gaming, music, and photography. The documentary will be filmed at various locations around Manchester using the filmmaker's Canon DSLR camera and other equipment.
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