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The document outlines a production schedule for a film opening, including pre-production from November 1st to January 2nd researching the narrative, developing ideas, writing a script, and planning locations, costumes, and equipment. Production filming is scheduled with scene breakdowns from 8am-10am on shooting days. Post-production editing begins on Day 1.
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