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The document provides details for a film shoot taking place on September 27th from 4:30-10:00 PM at a school house. It requires 1 director/camera operator, 4 actors, equipment including a Canon 550D camera, lens, steady cam, speaker, and LED light. Scenes will involve off-guard footage of the actors laughing and having a nice time in a relaxed environment, as well as a time-lapse of the sunset. Actors should wear relaxed clothing like jeans and jumpers that the target market can relate to, and cigarettes are needed for footage of the actors smoking in the garden, with potential extra lighting as it will get darker.
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