Audio Portrait Final

Just one comment before this is watched,
I know Becky did not want wall to wall music, but I think the music chosen for my portrait was perfect and had to be wall to wall in order to portray the emotion I wanted. I hope you enjoy it.

George Cannon III Audio Portrait

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