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This document evaluates potential filming locations for a project based on accessibility, lighting, sound quality, and permission needs. The school is accessible to the cast and crew with empty classrooms and outdoor spaces, but its day-to-day activity could interfere with sound recording. The document writer's house requires no permission and has sufficient natural and artificial lighting. A nearby cafe would minimize travel time but may require permission to film. A car and mall locations are also considered.
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