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The document outlines various production team roles for a project, including required roles of accountant, director, historian, planner, producer, product editor, publicist, site coordinator, and text editor. It provides a brief alphabetical list and description of each role. Most team members will take on more than one role, and the director will oversee actual production including rehearsals, filming, and programming.
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2. Learn photography fundamentals - Study composition, lighting, genres. Purchase an entry-level DSLR and practice shooting a variety of subjects.
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