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"COVID-19: What We Saw"

Over the past few months, I have been working on a documentary about the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of focusing on what happened, I wanted to interview real people to see what they think about COVID-19. I hope you enjoy this documentary and learn something.

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  • Peyton Mehciz

    Peyton Mehciz

    Peyton Mehciz

  • Mahdox Gantong

    Mahdox Gantong

    Mahdox Gantong

  • Virginia Gantong

    Virginia Gantong

    Virginia Gantong

  • Aiden Beeheler

    Aiden Beeheler

    Aiden Beeheler

  • Jamie Martinez

    Jamie Martinez

    Jamie Martinez

  • Thom Bray

    Thom Bray

    Thom Bray

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Over the past few months, I have been working on a documentary about the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of focusing on what happened, I wanted to interview real people to see what they think about COVID-19. I hope you enjoy this documentary and learn something.

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