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The meeting minutes from a July 12, 2013 meeting documented the attendees, agenda items which included improving their film script as a group and discussing potential filming locations and actors. Key issues raised were that the script lacked flow, the reliability of potential actors, and whether their location choices were right for the scenes.
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- 2. Meeting Minutes • • • • • • Date: 12th July 2013 Time: 1:15 pm Location: Library Head Of Meeting: Vishoswastik Ravindran Minute Taker: Vishoswastik Ravindran Attendees attendant: Vishoswastik Ravindran, Niraj Magudia, Alex Masha, Ammaar Khan • Attendees absent: N/A
- 3. Agenda • The script has been started as a group we read the script and tried to improve it as much as possible everyone in the group contributed • As we now have decided in the final short film idea we focused mainly on where we might want to film what location we might use for different scenes and also we discussed about actors. • Alex knew a few people that would fit the role of the character in our short film.
- 4. Issues Raised • Script lacks flow. • Actors reliable? • Right choice of location?