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This document appears to be an assessment task submission for a filmmaking option in a PDHPE course. It discusses three short film ideas centered around intergenerational relationships, the digital lives of modern students, and how technology can enhance education experiences. For each idea, it outlines the key themes and messages as well as the proposed filming techniques like lighting, music, shot types, and camera motions that would be used to convey the stories and messages.
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