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The document discusses the use of new media technologies in the production process. An iMac computer was used for software like Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro X, Garageband, and Photoshop, which allowed for editing, exporting, color grading, splicing, and applying graphic effects. Final Cut Pro X was central to the development as it enabled effective editing. Camera equipment was initially inexpensive and unreliable, causing shaking and lighting issues, but outdoor locations and tripods helped stabilize shots in the second year. Logic Pro X and studying music technology provided opportunities to alter soundtracks.
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