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The production schedule call sheet is for a student magazine photoshoot. It assigns Rachel Knowles as the photographer and schedules photoshoots with models Paul Ashdown on September 24th at 2:30pm in the Principles Office and Theatre K308, and with Ben Reade on September 29th at 9:30am in the same locations. Props of a folder, pens, and a computer/speech desk in the theatre will be used, but no costumes or makeup are required.
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