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This document provides production details for multiple film shoots, including locations, actors, equipment, dates, costumes, and props. Scenes were shot at the Oakleigh View bedroom, kitchen, and outside at Oakleigh View and West Lane between January 14th and April 9th. Talia Smith, Pishdaad Modaressi, and Laila Smith starred in various scenes, requiring costumes like skirts, suits, and school uniforms. Cameras, tripods, and lighting were used along with props such as makeup, briefcases, and school bags.
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- 1. Location Actors Equipment Dates Costume Props Bedroom -Oakleigh View Kitchen- OakleighView TaliaSmith Pishdaad Modaressi LailaSmith 2x cameras 2x tripods 1x lighting 14th January 26th January- cancelled 30th January Talia- Green skirt,black top, black heels Pishdaad- Black suit jacket,black trousers, white shirt, blackshoes Laila- School uniform Talia- make- up Pishdaad- briefcase Laila- Schoolbag Outside- OakleighView & West Lane Benjamin Shaw LailaSmith TrackingDolly 2x cameras 2x tripods 16th February 17th February 6th March Ben- School uniform Laila- School uniform Ben- school bag Laila- school bag Kitchen- OakleighView TaliaSmith LailaSmith 2x cameras 2x tripods 30th March 31st March Laila- School uniform Talia- Nightwear Openingshot- OakleighView Jib 1x camera 9th April