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The document discusses a group project choosing the teen slasher film genre, which is difficult. They selected images relating to this genre from background research and trailers to get ideas for locations that fit the conventions of a teen slasher, though some settings may not perfectly fit the theme. They took pictures of a variety of places to have options for filming locations.
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