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This document provides production notes and directions for filming an interview with Oliver about his experience in an explosion and subsequent recovery and training. It includes suggestions for different shots including close-ups of Oliver's face and scars, shots of him training with equipment and running, and filming at different times of day including sunrise and sunset. The accompanying audio tracks would capture Oliver discussing what happened in the explosion, his injuries and operations, the emotional trauma he suffered, his recovery process, and how tinnitus still affects him two years later.
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