Filming day 1
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The document summarizes filming for a project that took place in Epping Forest. It describes photos taken of Laura in different positions around a tree for her scenes and shots between trees that looked interesting. Additional photos were also taken of Charlotte, the document author, and Jodie during filming in the forest and at Chingford Plains for their scenes.
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