Beth interviewing me asking the studio practice questions- Collection FMP

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 Beth interviewing me

Please click on the links below to check out my interview. Beth asked me all the Studio practice questions on the to-do list just in case I haven't covered them through my written work.

Part 1 of my interview

Part 2 of my interview



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