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Photographer Maureen Armstrong: Capturing America’s Wild Horses

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In this episode of AART, Chris welcomes multi-award-winning American film editor, producer and writer Nancy Novack, ACE, for a biographical conversation about the life, experiences and creative choices behind her distinguished career in film. For more than 25 years, Nancy has hel ...  Show more

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