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This production schedule outlines the timeline for the program "It's Good" written by Lil' Wayne, Jadakiss, and Drake for client Damen Bramwell. It lists the start and end dates for key stages of production including treatment, script, storyboards, shooting, post-production, and client deliverables from November 2012 through January 2013.
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