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a deal is good enough. when i took myself into mission i was and so i told with like remember these to get the memory sticks of that. and it was like one gig a month, i would watch animation and try to copy it and think it was good enough. and then when i played next, it was a lot of trial and error. i took the long time to learning animation. and when i started working on the fort antoinette, that's when i started doing the youtube things to see how to actually make uh, you know, like a timing and spacing. all those rules that exist, that, that wasn't that way of the she's quoted, lemme nation as long as i get my money, i have a house, he's happy to let us know. like you do know, you and disney know for some reason but you know through his own studio and he's role at the end. amazing program at some of the home digital precinct. it's the whole foster healing the future for animation made in have frequent

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