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The timetable outlines a photo shoot on 27/01/16, beginning with setting up equipment at 2:30pm. Chelsey and Emily are scheduled to arrive at 3:00pm, with Chelsey's styling and multiple outfit changes taking place between 3:05pm and 5:15pm. Close ups and full shots are scheduled after each outfit change to capture Chelsey in different clothing for the magazine spread, with the shoot ending at 5:35pm.
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Timetable for Photo Shoot
- 1. Timetable for Photo Shoot – 27/01/16 (Check equipment the night before and charge anything that needs charging) 2:30pm – Set up cameras and lighting equipment 3:00pm – Chesley and Emily arrive 3:05pm – Chelsey’s styling 3:35pm – Chelsey’s first outfit change (black turtleneck) 3:40pm – Close ups for cover 4:10pm – Chelsey’s second outfit change (beaded top) 4:15pm – Close ups for cover 4:35pm – Chelsey’s third outfit change (fur coat) 4:40pm– Close ups and full shots for double page spread 5:00pm – Chelsey’s fourth outfit change (floral jumpsuit) 5:05pm – Full shots for double page spread 5:15pm – Chelsey’s fifth outfit change (red jumpsuit) 5:20pm – Full shots for double page spread 5:35pm – End of shoot