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Well, because we filmed at Deerfield during the spring break, so nobody was there.

-What was it like filming the movie, like, knowing that you're also a student there?

My mom loves that film so much and we watch that around Christmas every year.

This episode was filmed at our studio in Indianapolis, Indiana and was made with the help of all these nice people.

At the end of the film there was this massive, rapturous applause in the cinema.

I had to sing in a film recently and I have not done much singing.

The day before we film, I'm just going to do one last checkup, one last tour, and there is no Choco River.

And the film came on.

I write every word, and I film myself, and I do it all.

Has your love of film and the reason why you love it changed from when you were that boy making the films till now?

And so the film started to feel like you know it could have been a cast of like a really a high-end independent film.

Was this part of the prep for the film, or is this something you just enjoy doing?

You-- you have such an important role in the film and that you-- you're really the heart and soul.

And, I asked if we can stop filming, and I went over to the director, and I just said, "I'm so sorry.

And I had no choice but to film it on my phone.

Okay, this year marks 25 years since the first Harry Potter film, I'm sure you know.

-First of all, how do you explain the film, by the way?

-I've always wanted to do a film like this.

Ah, was my interest in the film industry 99%?

Speaking of acting, you're starring in the new Lena Dunham film with Natalie Portman.

That's the great Steven Spielberg, director of the new film Disclosure Day.

Well, there's a wonderful dance sequence in this film-- Yeah.

This is a very humble film.

Basically, do F1 drivers watch endless hours of tapes of each other in car film of other drivers like football players do?

Thanks for watching this episode of Crash Course Botany which was filmed at the Damir Ferizović Studio and made in partnership with PBS Digital Studios and Nature.

the director of the film adaptations of Wicked and I brought you here to the current theater in San Francisco where I saw Wicked for the very first time 20 plus years ago.

the commitment to it all through the film.

Today, Oiwa is considered Japan’s most famous ghost, and her image continues to inspire counterparts in film and television.

Lucas and I met 10 years ago on an indie film.