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Welcome to my blog! My name is Victoria and I am a sophomore at Cooper City High school. Throughout my life, I've always a big fan of movies and shows and I love watching new shows quickly after they come out. I particularly love new movies because I love the experience of going to the movie theaters and watching a movie with my friends or family. My favorite genre is romantic comedy because of the humorous events in the movies that typically include a happy ending. Other genres I am drawn to are thrillers, documentaries and tragedies. Mindy Kaling is one of my favorite directors, she has quite a few hilarious and entertaining shows like The Office and Never Have I Ever. I think she has directs some outstanding shows especially for teenagers. During this year, I hope to learn about the ins and outs of film and producing and I'd like to become more knowledgeable on what goes on in the industries because I love media and I think everything about it is very interesting.

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