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Can that constantly connected technology in your pocket help you tell stories through the art of film? This interactive session introduces you to the world's first official filmbreaker, Jason van Genderen, and his quirky, creative insights into making short films on smartphones. He will give a live demonstration and teach you how to use common objects that elevate your smartphone from a point and shoot to a powerful tool for capturing life and all that inspires.
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