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This call sheet provides details for the shooting of an indie music magazine, including the models Sydney Longstaff-Jones and Lucy Hart who are scheduled to portray indie artists, with Sean Ramsden also listed. It specifies that release forms have been signed for Sydney and Lucy, with their scheduled makeup, costumes, and page locations on a given date for producer Katie Walton.
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