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The 48 Hour Film Project: Boston

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Character: G. Goforth, Competitive Eating Contestant

Prop: Bicycle Pump

Line of Dialogue: "That's why I don't trust her anymore."

I dig the line - iambic pentameter, even! I wish it weren't raining. Makes exterior location shooting tough, especially alone. Shadows aren't a problem, though.

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