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The document outlines several initial ideas for media projects, including a music video, horror film trailer, website for a music TV channel, and short horror film. It also includes a main idea for a documentary about teenagers and music, which would include a radio trailer and double-page magazine spread to promote the documentary. Details are provided about what would be included in the different project elements, such as photos and equipment needs.
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2. A short film depicting the lead singer as egotistical and hedonistic, though he sees himself differently. The purpose is also to promote the band and show their personal lives.
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