About Me

Hello my name is Ali. I am an  A-levels Media Studies student studying in Roots IVY International Islamabad and this is the starting of my blog where i will be publishing work that will be going on through out the year. This blog will contain work that my teacher provides for example short film making videos editing and other exercises, and will contain the editing and production of my film opening task for my Cambridge examination. The purpose of this blog is is too show evidence of the research, planning and production that will be taking place through out the year.

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