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🚨Spoiler Alert‼️ This is Aang’s very first action sequence that opens the film. While it was crucial to deliver the high-level action quality expected of an opening, it was even more important for this sequence to ground his emotional start to the story and define who he is as...

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This is a portion of one of my sequences on the Avatar Aang movie. The sequence was ultimately cut but I'm grateful to have gotten to board an actual bending fight. A huge thanks to Lauren Montgomery and Steve 인창 Ahn for allowing me to participate and for being very kind advocates.
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