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This document contains a shooting schedule for a music video that includes 76 shots. It lists the description of each shot, characters and location, estimated time to film, and any necessary props. Shots will feature Rumena lip syncing and dancing as Ariana Grande in various locations like a green screen, wallpaper, canteen, and street. Other actors will play Grande's friends and a crush. Filming is estimated to take around 4 hours total and will require equipment like a camera, tripod, lighting, and props like an iPod, balloons, and glow sticks to play music and set the party scene.
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