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The document provides requirements for hair, makeup, costumes, props, and locations for the main character and other characters in a shoot. The main character is described as having messy, dirty hair and makeup and worn, stained costumes, while other characters should have neat, clean, and stylish hair, makeup, and going-out costumes. Props include a wine bottle, car, and props to look fake sick. Possible locations mentioned are Bricklane, in a car, a studio, and Soho.
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- Two Bath Spa students, Taquan and Taylor, are proposed to host, and filming locations are identified as the student union bar, a local brewery, and town center for vox pops
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- 1. Researching for shoots Tina Hartnell
- 3. Hair Main character Messy Dark Dirty Greasy Matted Tangled Other characters Smart Up do Neat Clean
- 4. Make up Main character Messed up Smudged Tarty Fake sick Smudged mascara Smudged lipstick Unattractive • Other characters • Neat • Presentable • Going out style
- 5. Costumes Main character Messy Heels Dirty Party like Dress Ripped tights Ripped top Sick stained Other characters Smart Going out Neat Clean Heels
- 6. Props Wine bottle Car Fake sick
- 7. Possible Locations Bricklane Car Studio Soho