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The document is a production schedule call sheet for a Coca Cola advertisement. It lists the programme title, client, writer, producer, director and date. It also includes the crew roles of camera, sound, lighting, production assistant, technicians, and actors. The call date and time are listed as May 1st at 10am at a photo studio location for filming.
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