Call Sheet, Risk Assessment & Shooting Schedule
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The production call sheet provides contact information for Grundy Productions, director Carla Appleby, producer Jessica Grundy, and camera person Jessica Grundy. It will film scenes at two locations in Worsley of children aged 4-10 dressed as their future job roles, using equipment such as a camera, tripod, and costumes. It also lists risks such as actors getting hit by a car or injured during performances, and actions to be taken like filming in visible areas and on soft surfaces away from pedestrians.
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