6. Pre-Production
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This document provides pre-production details for a project including style sheets, screenshot layouts, difficulty options, sound effects, music, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations. It outlines potential issues that could arise and solutions to address them such as backing up work in multiple places in case of computer or memory stick failure, saving work regularly, and taking breaks to avoid eye and back strain when working on computers.
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