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The meeting minutes discuss a media classroom meeting on December 18, 2013 between Tia-Reisa Apaloo-Clarke and Warren Siwale. They finalized the production schedule, brainstormed ideas for their short film and company name called Siwale Films, decided on the film being called "The Hit", and chose the color scheme of black and red for their blog. Their next meeting will focus on paperwork progression and selecting an idea for their short film.
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- 1. Meeting Minutes 2 BY TIA-REISA APALOO-CLARKE
- 2. Meeting Minutes ï‚— Date: 18/12/13 ï‚— Time: 11.15am ï‚— Location: OPHS, Media Classroom A29 ï‚— Present: Tia-Reisa Apaloo-Clarke & Warren Siwale ï‚— Minutes taken by: Tia-Reisa Apaloo-Clarke
- 3. Agenda ï‚— The production schedule has been completed so ï‚— ï‚— ï‚— ï‚— everyone has started to complete paperwork. Warren completed the brainstorm We came up with the company name being called Siwale Films and our film being called The Hit. We came up with several ideas for our short film. As a group we decided on the layout and colours we would use for our blog, black and red.
- 4. Points for next meeting ï‚— Progression of paperwork ï‚— Pick an idea for short film