Welcome to our group blog ! - Sam & Alex

Hi, welcome to our A-level Media Studies Blog; this blog will highlight and show the production and creation of our music video for our G324 unit.

We hope you enjoy reading and observing our work throughout our A-Level Media Studies course.

Kind Regards,

Sam Crummey & Alex Connors

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