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The project centered around replicating a memory through stop-motion. At the time, I was &#13;
missing home, particularly my room, which prompted me to consider how the space had evolved &#13;
up until I left for college. I wanted the film to reflect the childhood association I have with my &#13;
room, so I aimed at using materials that reflect childhood nostalgia for me: dollhouse furniture, &#13;
paper dolls, stickers, colorful and patterned craft supplies. I wanted to portray my room as more &#13;
than just the space that sheltered me growing up and more like a being on its own that reflected &#13;
different chapters of my childhood and a place for creative expression. For a lot of us our &#13;
bedrooms were the only places that were truly ours. In a lot of ways, it mimics the ebbs and &#13;
flows of life. The colors change, furniture shifts around, some things leave, and some things stay &#13;
the whole time, leading up to the point we eventually leave that vessel behind. Though this was &#13;
originally just created for a class, it quickly meant much more to me. My hope for the audience is &#13;
that they can reflect on their own sacred spaces as children, think about how it changed with &#13;
them, and how it helped shape them into the people they are today.</text>
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