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#Deakin A/Prof. Sean Redmond talking Celebrity culture on the ABC Radio National film show The Final Cut: http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2013/05/lst_20130503.mp3

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From a previous recording session but still a selfie that accurately reflects my mood after editing video lectures and having to listen to my own voice all day. My editing skills and speed are gradually are improving and I’m liking the results more.

Just finished a brilliant Discovery Day session with senior high school students rapidly prototyping boardgames ideas. Photos posted with permission. #uowcreative

Three great new games tonight. Exploding Kittens and Throw Throw Burrito and the latest version of Azul, Summer Pavilion. @lucyamoore @_dandyl10n_ @jodi_lynne82 @xavie_moore

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