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The document provides behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of the movie "Lullaby." It shows the production coordinator getting accustomed to using the D-Rig camera, the director giving hints to others about filming and applying special makeup to the main actress for the final scene. Shots were practiced and a picture was taken during filming as the director and coordinator worked to complete a part of the shoot.
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