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The document is a production schedule and location visit sheet for the program "The Debt" being produced by Lisa and directed by Chloe on November 20, 2012. The filming location can be accessed via bus 468 to Thorthon Heath. Potential issues noted include safety from robbery, slipping on location, and checking the weather forecast as filming will be outdoors. The production team is reminded to bring all necessary equipment, props, and costumes.

Production Schedule Location Visit Sheet

Programme title: The Debt

Writer: Troy

Producer: Lisa

Director: Chloe

Date: 20.11.12

Photos of location, including electricity points, access or special
considerations

Access to location via: Bus 468 , Thorthon Heath

Name and number of location contact: Troy 07847311715

Health & safety issues to note: Make sure that we don’t get robbed , be

aware of the electricty cables etc. That we don’t slip.

Potential filming problems: Make sure that we check weather forecast
because we’re filming outside.

Notes: Remember to bring all the equipment , props , costume ec.

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1. Production Schedule Location Visit Sheet Programme title: The Debt Writer: Troy Producer: Lisa Director: Chloe Date: 20.11.12

2. Photos of location, including electricity points, access or special considerations Access to location via: Bus 468 , Thorthon Heath Name and number of location contact: Troy 07847311715 Health & safety issues to note: Make sure that we don’t get robbed , be

3. aware of the electricty cables etc. That we don’t slip. Potential filming problems: Make sure that we check weather forecast because we’re filming outside. Notes: Remember to bring all the equipment , props , costume ec.

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