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This production plan outlines the equipment, costumes, casting, crew, budget, and contingency plans for an upcoming film project. Key equipment includes a Canon camera, LED lights, tripod, and fish eye lens. Costumes include suits in various colors for main characters. Main characters are cast, including Mason Dillnott as Vinnie. The filmmaker will handle cinematography and editing solo with a £30 budget. Contingency plans address potential delays, equipment issues, difficulty obtaining props, and changing weather or ethics concerns. The period setting may be revised from the 1930s due to challenges maintaining that aesthetic during location filming.
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Sadie will assist as crew and act in the music video and skit. The director values her hard work and willingness to help despite scheduling clashes. Filming will provide an opportunity for both to learn as neither have professional film experience. The director's skills have improved since previous projects and he expects this music video to turn out better with feedback and experience. He will edit alone using tutorials to improve that skill.
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