Location scouting sheet
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This location scouting sheet documents a studio located at Harlow College in Essex, England that is available for film production from Monday to Friday between 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM. The studio has dark lighting capabilities, movable props, parking nearby, and power sources already installed for lighting and equipment.
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Location scouting sheet
- 1. Location Scouting Sheet Production – Ancestors Sheet No. 1 Scout:Jamie Whitbread and Charlotte Page Date 29/01/2013 Location: Studio Located in Harlow College, J Building Site: Harlow College Address: Velizy Avenue, Harlow, Essex Phone No.: 01279 868000 Contact: Brendan Days of the Week Available: Monday – Friday Times of the Day Available: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM Special Arrangements: Dark Lighting, Props moved/changed. Miscellaneous: Parking: Car Park located outside of the college. Distance/Time from Home: Between 10 minutes and 30 minutes Distance/Time from College: Not Applicable – Location is within the college Power Capabilities: Plug Sockets located within the studio, lights already connected to a main power source.