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By mistake the paper is indexed with its preliminary title "Condition Monitoring at Rolling Mills with Data-Driven Residual-Based Fault Detection"
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4. Clothing
Ryan: A school fleece with his
initials on it ,blue jeans and a white
top and stripped styled vans.
Raven: Black leather jacket with a
mask of there killers then changes
features, big black boots with metal
parts all around it and black gloves.
5. Where will I work??
and what equipment
will I use??
I will be working at my church
because we have apple Macs and I
know how to use final cut express
and I will be able to shorten things
extend things do the lighting and
sound for the parts.
I will use all of the equipment from
my church such as lighting, sound,
and recordings.
6. Potential problems !
What are the
hazards?
Describe who
is at risk they
may be
harmed?
What will be
done to control
the risk?
Action by
whom?
Time of filming The people
who will be
acting in the
film or helping.
Have adults to
help by
standing
around.
Me and my
family and
others.
Place of
filming.
All the people
on set is at risk
of theft.
Try a place that
looks similar.
Actors and
workers.
