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This call sheet provides details for a filming shoot on January 25th, including the producer, location, meeting time and place, roles of crew members, transportation, costumes, and contact information. Oliver Dwyer will fill multiple crew roles and drive the transportation for the shoot featuring actor Stuart Plummer, who will model sportswear for two adverts and a photo shoot in various Sawbridgeworth areas.
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