Asset plan
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This document outlines a production plan for organizing the assets needed to complete a project. It instructs the reader to identify which assets will be sourced, which will be created, and complete a table listing each asset, why it is needed, how it will be obtained, elements to consider in its production, and the timeline for acquiring it. The reader is advised to prioritize assets and determine if they have the skills and resources to create or source each item in time, as the quality and functionality of assets may be examined.
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