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USF Media Studies Magazine

The Fastest Fade | Competitive Barbering Documentary

Oct 24, 2016
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecvPQRsjCck

The Fastest Fade gives audiences an inside look at the Competitive Barbering scene through the eyes of Professional Barber Marc “HappyCutts” Randall Diaz, as he competes in various Barber Battles across California. Created in Documentary Production with Anita Chang.

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