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The document describes images from a film shoot. In one image, the photographer is adjusting the focus and opacity of the lens to account for indoor and outdoor lighting differences. In another image, the photographer is checking the script and shot list to ensure everyone is clear about what scenes are being filmed, and found having extra copies of materials helpful to keep the shoot running smoothly.
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The document provides a list of props and costumes needed for an upcoming production. It includes 9 props needed across various scenes, descriptions of costumes for the main characters Noah, Riley, James, and Mr. Andrews, as well as costumes for other students, teachers, and protestors. All costumes will be supplied by the actors or the document's author to reduce production costs. The cast includes Katherine Grubb as Noah, Morgan Long as Riley, Andrew Goldman as James, and Timothy Broadhouse as Mr. Andrews.
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- 1. Filming evidence In this image you can see me adjusting the focus on the lens to ensure that the shot will be clear and in focus, I was also checking the opacity as there is different lighting when I was filming indoors to when I was filming outside. In this image you can see me checking my script and shot lists to ensure that everyone is clear about what we are filming. I found it so useful to have my extra copies of my script, storyboard and shot list to make sure everything ran smoothly.