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A notice informs residents that a group of A-Level students from The Knights Templar School in Baldock will be filming scenes for a horror film opening for their media coursework in the Park St area. The students are filming as part of their work for an AS Media course. The notice is signed by Pandemic Pictures.
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- 1. i th Park St, Baldock, Hertfordshire SG7 6DZ Polite Public Notice, Please be aware there is a group of A- Level students filming a horror film opening for their AS Media coursework in this area form The Knights Templar School, Baldock. Many Thanks, Pandemic Pictures