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A recce visit is conducted prior to filming at a location to assess its suitability. Key factors considered include access, potential lighting conditions, and any sound-related issues. The document provides descriptions and evaluations of several potential filming locations - a bedroom, garden, street, houses, and office - in terms of their accessibility, lighting suitability at different times, and potential noise or other issues to be aware of. Minor preparations like tidying may be needed at some locations.
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