12.05.19: The Perks of Being a P.O.C. (Proof of Concept, That Is)

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12.05.19: The Perks of Being a P.O.C. (Proof of Concept, That Is)

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This week we are joined by Filmmaker Katherine Tolentino as we discuss the benefits and challenges of creating a proof of concept or sizzle reel. We also talk about Rian Johnson's Knives Out, and Charles updates us on the iPhone 11 Pro after some time using one.
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Dec 5, 2019

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12.05.19: The Perks of Being a P.O.C. (Proof of Concept, That Is)

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