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This production schedule call sheet is for a short film called "Objects of Desire" being produced by Skye Nel for their BTEC course at Salford City College. It will be filmed on June 23rd at 6pm at the home of the director, Tom Ross. The crew consists solely of Skye Nel operating the camera. Props needed include headphones, an iPhone, and a bed. Transportation for the crew will be provided by the college bus.
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