NEA Final Piece Ideas


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Possible Interests for NEA Final Piece:

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On the 9th of July this is the sort of idea that i would like to explore: Spike Jonze, Special Effects, Where the Wild Things Are, (Fairy tale), Children's Book's. 



On the 19th of July the film Christopher Robin interested me in the different aspect of animation VS real life. 



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