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This document discusses video pre-production. Pre-production involves planning and preparation for a video project before actual filming begins. Key aspects of pre-production include writing a script or treatment, creating a storyboard, securing locations and equipment, and finalizing logistics like scheduling and budgets.
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6. evaluation sf 2017
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