22x kayy production script
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This production script outlines the filming of a freestyle music video by artists 22 x Kayy. It lists various shots that will be taken of the artists rapping alone and together at different locations, including by a house, with friends, and walking around the neighborhood. The artists will rap continuously throughout the various scenes.
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This document is a production call sheet for a film. It lists the director, producer, production manager, 1st assistant director, unit call time, costume and makeup departments, weather report, sunrise/sunset times, production company, 2nd assistant director, location contact information, cast members on location, set numbers, character names, stand-ins, crowd details, production requirements including art department, camera/rushes, lighting, action vehicles, special effects/weapons, construction, medical support, parking, toilets, facilities, special notes, advance schedule, changes, estimated wrap time, catering, and transportation. The call sheet number is also provided.
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