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This document outlines the learning outcomes and content covered in a unit on single camera productions. The unit will teach students to understand the features of single camera production including formats, narrative structures, and technical elements. It will also cover how to plan a single camera production by devising ideas and treatments, and planning resources, schedules, and roles. Finally, students will learn how to apply single camera techniques through participating in a production, including rehearsals, shooting, editing, and reviewing the final product.
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