Final Task; SNATCHED

Hey everyone, we are finally finished with our film. There was some struggle in the process of editing this video as our school computers restrict a ton of stuff. Anyways we hope that you will like it and please don't judge us if you see any errors as the only tool we use to film was our phones. Have a great day!

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