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The document outlines various production paperwork needed for a film project including: an asset log to track equipment, a budget template, daily call sheets for crew, contact details for those involved, a footage log for editing, location permission forms, release agreements, a requirements list, storyboards, a risk assessment, a Gantt chart production schedule, and an edit decision list to help the editor find the best footage.
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