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The document outlines a 3 day production schedule. Day 1 involves filming outdoor scenes with actor Xue Bai playing Indigo wearing worn clothing. Day 2 moves filming inside with actor Ana Vasilescu playing Angela in casual clothes. Day 3 records voiceovers at a professional studio, including a news report with Sinisa Milosevic and crowd sounds with 4 other actors. The voiceovers will be adjusted using audio software.
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