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Have you ever seen someone you recognized but just couldn't place? You know that you know them, but you can't remember how? That happened to me last night.
I attended a meeting of the Biola Studio Task Force, a Christian film industry networking group. When I first walked in, a woman nearby caught my attention. I recognized her, but couldn't place who she was or how I knew her.
When we sat down to eat, I saw her name tag. It was Sheri Rose Shepherd, a nationally known speaker and author who's spoken at some local conferences I attended. Then her husband mentioned that we met last April at the annual Biola Media Conference.
We all realized we had met before, but just couldn't recall names and faces immediately. Sometimes in situations like that, I'm tempted to bluff my way until I can figure out what the connection is.
But I don't want to "fake it until I make it." If I can't remember, I'll just say so. So if you see me and I should remember your name but don't, please don't take it personally. I won't be offended if you can't remember mine
From the screening room,
Angela Walker
ChristianCinema.com
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