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The document lists the order of titles to be included for a film production. It begins with Producers, followed by Actors, Co-producers, Camera work, Film editor, Costumes/props, Lighting, Director, and ends with the Title of the film.
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Order of the titles
- 1. Order of the titles
- 2. The titles to be included… Producers Actors Co producers Camera work Film editor Costumes/ props Lighting Director Title of the film