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Thank you Mitchell, Thank you. Best director, wow that's an accomplishment. Before I start, I’d like to say thank you to my family, Mom and Dad watching from way up. The crew, sitting in the crowd or watching on TV, and Lastly everyone who came out and saw the movie. Theres three things I want to talk about today, first thing is the challenges we faced to get here, second is the meaning of this award, and lastly is the larger significance of this award. What it means to the world. So first off, challenges. We faced many including finding the right crew members, right sets but I think the main challenge we faced was people doubting me. Always saying that we would never make it. We would never be anything. When I hear that I use that as motivation,

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