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Ten Feet Tall | Behind The Mythicality

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Mike & Alex take you behind the scenes of all the wacky weirdness that is ‘Ten Feet Tall.’
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Behind The Mythicality Credits
Executive Producer: Stevie Wynne Levine
Managing Producer: Cody D’Ambrosio
Featuring: Mike Criscimagna & Alex Punch
Camera: Casey Nimmer, Karen Du, & Meggie Malloy
Editor: Casey Nimmer
Special Effects/Graphics: Matthew Dwyer
Sound: Morgan Locke
Content Manager: Becca Canote

Ten Feet Tall Credits
Produced by & Starring: Alex Punch & Mike Criscimagna
Executive Producers: Rhett & Link, Stevie Wynne Levine
Managing Producer: Cody D’Ambrosio
Producer/Director/Editor: Benjamin Eck

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Meet AJ and Steven, the young couple who not only attended the town’s first-ever Pride parade—they got married at it.

Everyone has a reason to #ShowUp – in spirit and in person, at parades and marches, in cities big and small. This year we traveled to Prides all across America to talk to members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies about why they show up.

For more stories, visit pride.google.com

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Everyone has a reason to #ShowUp – in spirit and in person, at parades and marches, in cities big and small. This year we traveled to Prides all across America to talk to members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies about why they show up.

For more stories, visit pride.google.com

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For more stories, visit pride.google.com

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Everyone has a reason to #ShowUp – in spirit and in person, at parades and marches, in cities big and small. This year we traveled to Prides all across America to talk to members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies about why they show up.

For more stories, visit pride.google.com

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Everyone has a reason to #ShowUp – in spirit and in person, at parades and marches, in cities big and small. This year we traveled to Prides all across America to talk to members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies about why they show up.

For more stories, visit pride.google.com

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For more stories, visit pride.google.com