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A Day with Jérôme Jarre: How the Snapchat Gets Made
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December 8, 2014
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4:36Now PlayingJérôme Jarre, a twenty-four-year-old Frenchman with more than one and a half million “friends” on Snapchat, is one of the platform’s top stars. Here he creates a Snapchat “story”—about a hundred seconds of combined video and photographs—to promote a new, big-budget film for a client. He filmed in Union Square with Liana Liberato, an actress from the movie.
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