Production schedule action planning sheet
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This production schedule outlines tasks for creating a magazine, including taking photos by January 11th, drawing drafts of the cover, contents page, and article spread by January 11th, writing a draft article by January 14th, creating the front cover in Photoshop by January 18th, making the contents page in InDesign by January 25th, editing photos for the spread by January 28th, and finishing the double page spread in InDesign by February 1st. All tasks are assigned to be completed by the document's author.
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