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The production meeting discussed three scripts for an upcoming video. After reading all scripts aloud and discussing the realistic aspects and ease of locations for each, the group chose Reece's script to move forward with. Skye, Shannon, and Reece were present at the 3:30pm meeting in the study area, while Rose apologized for her absence.
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