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The document outlines a production schedule for a film project that includes: 1) Pre-production tasks from early November through early December such as research, scriptwriting, and planning locations, costumes, and equipment. 2) A production schedule from December 23rd-28th listing scene locations, actors, and props needed for filming. 3) Post-production tasks from January through March including editing, peer feedback, and completing evaluation questions to be uploaded online.
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