10.4.19: The Irishman Strives, GoPro Stumbles, and We Follow Up on Distribber

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10.4.19: The Irishman Strives, GoPro Stumbles, and We Follow Up on Distribber

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Oct 4, 2019

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We put the de-aging process under the microscope, catch everyone up on the demise of Distribber, discuss the latest from GoPro, and talk about our favorite non-No Film School educational resources.
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Oct 4, 2019

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