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For the last assignment before our final project we were to take a scene from our favorite movie or tv show and insert ourselves into it. I tried to challenge myself by replacing a character in the scene instead of simply placing myself into it. 

The above image has me replacing Marty McFly in a scene from my favorite movie, Back To The Future. It was extremely challenging to not only match the position of Marty, but to get the right lighting and look to the picture of myself. I went through a lot of trial and error to get the film grain and coloring right. While it may be a little dark for printing, I think ultimately this assignment turned out very well. 

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