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HELLO FRIENDS!! This actually might be my favorite video that I've ever filmed/edited. So many happy memories and so many silly moments!

Hopefully everyone's March is going well so far :~) If you're reading this description, you probably care enough to know this secret: today, I accepted an offer for a graduate school! Starting in September, I'm going to be working towards my neuroscience Ph.D at UCSF. Relocating to San Francisco is going to be super exciting, especially since I've lived in Los Angeles my whole life! Good thing Bishop is still going to be close by :)

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Wizard Oz - Remain in Night
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I edit my videos using Final Cut Pro X, and I film using a Canon 80D and a Canon G7X Mark ii.

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There is danger and risk involved when you boulder or engage in other climbing-related activities. Know that when climbing, or training in general, you might injure yourself or others. Do not climb, train, or engage in any related activities unless you accept responsibility for any potential risks or injuries!


later,

J

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