Week 8
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This document outlines an action plan for week 8 of a project. It notes that all filming and audience feedback on title cards was finished last week. This week's tasks are to source stock footage and begin the editing work.
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- 1. By Nathan and Jon 16/11/15 – 23/11/15 ACTION PLAN WEEK 8
- 2. WHAT WAS FINISHED LAST WEEK • All Filming • Audience Feedback of Title Cards
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