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You need to write a story about something that happened to you, whether real or not. Write out the story (no more than 3 minutes) and then videotape yourself telling the story. You need to use delivery marks when writing the story and your gestures should be used during your videotape. Post both the video and the written story to this assignment. (This was adapted from the Liar! Liar! Workshop in your packet if you'd like to see the original assignment.) The key thing is that the video must be believable even if the story isn't true!! Your delivery must make it appear real.

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