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The document outlines a shooting crew's plans for November 4th, including picking up camera equipment, a wheelchair, and double checking locations. It details shooting scenes at a train station of an empty wheelchair with a train arriving and leaving, ensuring the shots are in sync with the train and the camera remains in focus without breaking cinematography rules.
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- 2. Date: Wednesday 4th November 2015 Start time: 14.30pm Shooting crew: Rikhel Trivedi – Director, Hassan Shahid - Cameraman Cast crew: none needed to attend Transport: walking, train, bus Equipment: Camera, SD card, Batteries, wheelchair
- 3. Pick up camera from media department, as call sheet has already been filled out. Before we leave we must make sure that the battery is fully charged and that I have a spare battery as well as the charger. Pick up wheelchair from store Double check with our location supervisors to make sure that we are still able to film.
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