In The D-Block's Inherit The Wind

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In the d-block production, ‘Inherit the Wind’ I served the role of publicist, along with this role I had the job of preparing flyers, making signs, and creating a playbill. I selected this role because I am very familiar with the use of all of the google apps and I thought it would be an exciting and challenging role. I envisioned the role to be lots of computer work, which it was and I also thought it would have to require lots of detail and attention to make sure I got everything right, as it was. I thought our blocks production was well performed as well as organised and put together. One thing our block really thrived on was teamwork, we all really helped each other and made sure we were all working to our fullest potential. I learned

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