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synopsis Beth is about to take a drink of orange juice, but Dan, Beth's father, believes she does not know the proper way to embark on the task. Dan shows Beth the orthodox way to undertake the task of an absurd ritual as to please the divine forces around her. In this short film satire, Beth learns a life long lesson of practice and protocol necessary to undertake a sacramental duty. director Jacob Seltzer started making films in 5th grade when he made his first documentary, "Moving to Hommocks." He has continued to make films throughout the years. He currently studies filmmaking at his high school. In addition, he had the privilege of attending the USC School of Cinematic Arts in the summer of 2010 and Northwestern University National High School Institute in the summer of 2011. Jacob will be attending Wesleyan University in the fall of 2012 and will continue to make films. Website Filmography related links
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