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·January 18, 2021·1 min read

Clarence Peter Premieres Short Film “HEX”

Filmmaker and cinematographer, Clarence Peters has officially premiered his 2015 award-winning short film “HEX” on YouTube. “HEX” follows the story...

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·June 2, 2020·1 min read

Clarence Peters Launches a New Vlog Series for Aspiring Filmmakers

Clarence Peters is starting a new vlog series, but this first episode he’s answering all your questions relating to screenwriting,...

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Clarence Peters

Clarence Peter Premieres Short Film “HEX”

Clarence Peters Launches a New Vlog Series for Aspiring Filmmakers

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