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Arne Boshoff

For my Creative Passport I’ve decided to write 100 Questions in my Creative Journal. These questions were hilarious and very hard to think of , some of the questions were based of films and interests of me and won’t be answerable by everyone.

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For my Creative Passport I’ve decided to watch a film I have no interest in seeing and the film I HAD NO INTEREST IN SEEING was unfortunately 50 Shades of Grey. If I don’t get good marks for this Creative passport I’ll regret this for the rest of my life. Throughout my experience watching this piece of shit I learned my expectations were correct and this is a abomination of film.

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Arne Boshoff

For my Creative Passport I had to review something so I chose my trustworthy Samsung Galaxy S6 cover by Pure Gear the Daultek series. I have a written review in my creative journal and will submit a written review below :

Pure Gear : Daultek Series

Military tested

The cover doesn’t have big colour range our bright colours. What the cover self doesn’t have in looks it surely makes up in Strength and Durability.

I’ve been using this cover for over 2 years without receiving problems from the cover.

I’ve dropped my Phone multiple times from multiple hight���s but the cover kept my phone safe and it’s still working.

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For this Creative Passport entry I chose to watch film from the 1940s. The film Billy The Kid Trapped stars Buster Crabbe and was released in 1942. I found this rare film in a local DVD shop in Pta North. It was only R50. The film is only 59 minutes but hard to watch because of the age the sound effects and dialogue are unclear but I loved it.

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For my creative passport we needed to attend a Music Festival and stay sober. Staying sober at The Pixies was hard but I somehow managed to pull it off. We were there from 12:00 and The Pixies started at 21:00. Although we stayed so long in the sun and were exhausted, the opening bands where amazing and I truly rocked out on my favourite song “ Where is my mind ? ”. But after the show this got a bit difficult because of all the drinking exiting Carnival City was tricky. Through out this experience I learned you need nerves of steel to go to a rock concert.