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Sarah Beauchamp
Los Angeles, California, United States
4K followers
500+ connections
Los Angeles, California, United States
4K followers
500+ connections
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🔥🔥🔥 Hot take. 🔥🔥🔥 You don't always need a four-year degree to excel in a role. While I certainly don't regret my time at the University…
🔥🔥🔥 Hot take. 🔥🔥🔥 You don't always need a four-year degree to excel in a role. While I certainly don't regret my time at the University…
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University of Pittsburgh
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Activities and Societies: Honors Society, Dean's List, The Original Magazine, University of Pittsburgh Television (UPTV).
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Activities and Societies: • Film “Full” played at the Three Rivers Film Festival at Pittsburgh Filmmakers. • Film “Tom’s Birthday,” a short comedy about gender roles, screened at the 2010 University of Pittsburgh Film Festival.
Proficient in Final Cut Express and Final Cut Pro
Wrote, directed and edited short films
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Film Editing
BRIC Arts
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