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This document outlines the roles and responsibilities for a film production and who was chosen for each role. It lists Cinematographer, Production Manager, Editor, Special Effects, Production Designer, and Director. Will Hounsell was chosen as Cinematographer and Director. Sam McCourt was chosen as Editor and Special Effects. Sam Hayman was chosen as Production Manager and co-Production Designer. The reasons provided focused on the individuals' skills and experience making them well-suited for each role.
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