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The document appears to be a questionnaire aimed at gathering feedback to inform the creation of a new punk music magazine. It contains 15 questions regarding respondents' demographics, music interests and spending habits, preferences around price, release frequency, and features of existing magazines. Respondents are also asked to provide suggestions for visual elements and features that would appeal in a new punk magazine.
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The document is a music magazine questionnaire that asks respondents for their gender and preferences regarding music genres listened to, frequency of music magazine purchases, age, maximum payment for a magazine, magazines bought, and reasons for buying magazines. It collects demographic information and opinions about music magazines through multiple choice and free response questions.
Music magazine questionnaire
The document is a music magazine questionnaire that asks respondents for their gender and preferences regarding music genres listened to, frequency of music magazine purchases, age, maximum payment for a magazine, magazines bought, and reasons for buying magazines. It collects demographic information and opinions about music magazines through multiple choice and free response questions.
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(Time managemet) production schedule
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4 page script
Amy wakes up disoriented in the woods after a night of drinking with her friend Katie. Her neighbor Adam finds her and takes her home. At college, Amy texts Katie to meet up later. Walking to college with Adam, Amy says she can't remember what happened the night before and is lucky it was Adam who found her since there were empty bottles everywhere.
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Production Schedule
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Shot list
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Production schedule
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Treatment
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3) Flashing between memories of Katie and an unknown house, the trailer builds mystery around what happened to Katie and where this house is. Intertitles hint that Amy must go back to remember.
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