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@oliviagrantcreative: My submission to the #highnoontequila commercial #contest! Wish me luck, I want to go to the Kentucky Derby and wear a cool hat 👒 regardless, these contests are a fun way to work on my video skills!#highnooncontest #highnoonsunsips #highnoon Concept, videography, acting, and editing by me!

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amandakasper17
Amanda || Performing Arts DPT :
love it!!
2023-03-24 20:27:33
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maddisawn
maddisawn :
Omg it’s perfect they have to pick it
2023-03-25 00:38:45
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heathervansant
Heather Marie Van Sant :
Omgosh I LOVE IT!
2023-03-25 20:13:46
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eliseharmon
Elise Harmon :
OLIVIA ITS SO GOOD
2023-03-27 05:43:27
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abbiejhudson
abbie hudson :
this came out SO good
2023-05-17 23:11:18
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