Blog Post: TB: 6.7 Preliminary Question 3

 Learning to navigate Adobe software was like unlocking a treasure trove of creative possibilities. Each click and keystroke felt like uncovering a new tool or technique to bring the film to life. While the initial struggle may have been daunting, it quickly transformed into an exhilarating adventure, where every challenge was a chance to learn and grow. In the end, mastering Adobe became not just a necessity but an integral part of the joyous process of filmmaking.

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