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Lydia Earl has finished filming and editing a documentary. She has shown it to a few people and received feedback, making some adjustments. She is working on ancillary tasks like a magazine article and newspaper advertisement to promote the documentary. For these, she needs to finalize the layout, language, images, and headlines. Her next steps are to focus on the ancillary products, create questionnaires for feedback and advice, do more research on magazines and ads, address the length issue, and choose strong images.
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