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The document outlines the filming schedule for a short film called "Blank" being produced by students Rhys, Safah, and Aminul from November 23rd to December 1st 2013. It includes the locations, shot descriptions, cast and props needed for each scene, as well as notes on costumes, lighting, and weather conditions. Key scenes include the opening involving characters Joe and Robert, and the climactic ending with Joe and Jack. The production company is named Kinetic Films and the director is Aminul Islam.
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