Resources needed to make a short film
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This document lists the various resources needed to make a short film, including a director, producer, camera operator, boom operator, editor, actors, laptops for editing, camera, boom mic, sound equipment that can only be rented for short periods, a food budget as crews will work for long days, props that may already be rented, pre-production documents that take time to prepare, and transportation of equipment and crew which could cause delays if not organized properly given the short rental windows of gear.
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