Budget Estimate
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| Production Co. | Khadija Farooq |
| Producers | Neyhal Waseem |
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| Project Title | Rough Heels |
| Union/Non |
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| Budget Date | 25/1/21 |
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| Prepared by Muryam Asif Awan |
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| Exhibition date | 25/1/2020 |
| Locations | H-11 TMUC |
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| ABOVE THE LINE |
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| 10-00 Development Costs | 1 |
| Rs 10,000 |
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| 12-00 | Producer Unit | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 15-00 | Travel | 1 |
| Rs 3000 |
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| Total Above the Line |
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| Rs 13000 |
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| PRODUCTION EXPENSES |
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| 22-00 Installation Design | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 23-00 | Installation Construction | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 24-00 | Installation Pre-rig & Strike 0 |
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| Rs 0 |
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| 25-00 | Installation Operations | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 27-00 | Property | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 28-00 | Wardrobe | 0 |
| Rs 0 |
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29-00 Electric 0 Rs 0 |
| 30-00 | Camera | 2 |
| Rs 12000 |
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| 33-00 | Transportation | 0 |
| Rs 1000 |
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| 34-00 | Locations | 2 |
| Rs 0 |
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| Total Production |
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| Rs 12000 |
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| POST-PRODUCTION EXPENSES |
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| 45-00 Rent of rotating rod | 3 |
| Rs 500 |
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| 47-00 | Rent of Table | 3 |
| Rs 500 |
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| 48-00 | Rent of Rabab | 3 |
| Rs 500 |
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| 49-00 | Rent of Ghungroo | 3 |
| Rs500 |
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| Total Post Production |
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| Rs 2000 |
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| OTHER EXPENSES |
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| 55-00 Publicity | 4 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 56-00 | Legal & Accounting | 4 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 57-00 | General Expense | 4 |
| Rs 0 |
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| 58-00 | Insurance | 4 |
| Rs 0 |
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| Total Other |
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| Rs 0 |
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| Bond Fee | 0 |
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| Contingency | 0 |
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Location Recce
Location TMUC Islamabad H11 |
Location Address Islamabad H11. |
Type Of Building/Structure/Landscape 7 story building with spacious hallways and classrooms |
Why is this Location Suitable for your Project? As the topic I’m covering or trying to highlight is to raise awareness among the youth to not follow the norms of society that practices bigotry for the dancers in Pakistan. Which is why this particular location will be best for my installment as this location is an educational institute. The location will help me in targeting the right audience which is why I think this location will be quite suitable for my project. |
ACCESS |
TRANSPORT LINKS TO LOCATION. Metro Bus. Svwl. Uber & Careem. | PHYSICAL ACCESS TO SITE Walking. |
]GENERAL INFORMATION |
People who might be affected by recording in this location: Teachers, Cleaning Staff, Students. |
Precautions taken to minimize the impact of your installation: Using a corner that doesn’t come in anyone’s way so no one is disturbed by it or it doesn’t come in anyone’s way. |
Power Sources available | N/A |
Catering | University’s café. |
Toilets | University’s washrooms available. |
Locals/Authorities to be contacted. | Department Head Ma’am Laraib. |
Measurements of space used on location (Use Paces if necessary) 4 Paces. |
Describe any restrictions/hazards in the immediate vicinity: Time restriction. Space restriction. |
Where will be crew work on this location: Around the installation. |
RISK ASSESSMENT FORMS
Campus: TMUC |
Course: Innovation and Interference | Unit | - | Year | 2021 | Group | - |
Student Producer name & phone number (NB - all students are responsible for safety in production): Muryam Asif Awan (0310 5944214) |
Unit leader(s): Ahsan Yunus Mahmood |
Proposed date(s) and times(s)
Travel/Set up date(s) / time(s): | Shooting date(s) / time(s): any | Pack down/travel date(s) / time(s): |
1. Exact location of filming, including address & post code. | TMUC H11 Islamabad. |
1a. Location Permission | Mark where you are at with an X | Yes | In the process of getting it (incl details of where you have got to – ie email confirmation) | No | N/A |
Do you have signed location permission? | X |
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Does your location require you to complete their own risk assessment? If so, attach it to this risk assessment. |
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| X |
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Have you notified the local Council and Police? |
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| X |
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| You must do so if you are doing any of the following: • Filming in a public place • Using weapons • Have cast in uniform |
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1b. Address & phone number of nearest Walk-in Centre or Minor Injuries Unit | Nescom Hospital H11. Phone No: +92 51 906 725 102 |
1c. Nearest bus and train stops to location / local taxi phone number | Metro, Svwl |
1d. Fire / emergency plan | - |
1e. Work facilities – food & drink, toilets, secure storage etc | University’s café andwahrooms. |
2. Brief summary of set & nature of filming / activity | - |
3. Names and contact details of the production crew / cast / documentary participants. Add extra lines as you need to. | Name: | Role: | Contact number |
Muryam Asif Awan | Director | 0310 5944214 |
Safwan Aslam | Producer | 0331 5405955 |
Neyhal Wassem | Assistant director | 0300 6924260 |
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4. Identify potential hazards; who could be affected; how they could be affected; and list the control measures that will reduce the risk. University H&S policies can be found here. |
Hazards or hazardous activity | Who may be affected? | List the control measures you will put in place | Evaluate the probability |
| Crew, actors, participants (documentary), crew, helpers, public. How may they be harmed? Type of injury or health problem that might result i.e. cuts, bruises, fractures, electric shock, burns etc. | to reduce risks from the hazards to an acceptable standard Control measures should ultimately reduce the overall risk. Do not purely rely upon providing Personal Protective Equipment or rely on just ‘being careful’ | and consequence |
Indicative values for P column (P = Probability) L = might happen, but unlikely M = could happen H = will probably happen | Indicative values for C column (C = Consequence) L = can return to filming work after minor attention M = person unable to work for 3 days or longer H = permanent injury or death | P | C |
Access/ Egress |
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| L | L |
Aircraft / flying |
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| L | L |
Allergens |
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| L | L |
Animal |
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| L | L |
Audience / public | Students and teachers | Will place the installation out of their way in a corner so they don’t get affected | M | M |
Boats |
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| L | L |
Compressed gas / gas |
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| L | L |
Confined spaces |
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| L | L |
Cranes, hoists, lifts & access platforms |
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| L | L |
Derelict buildings, dangerous structures |
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| L | L |
Diving operations |
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| L | L |
Electricity |
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| L | L |
Falling objects |
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| L | L |
Fire |
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| L | L |
Generators |
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| L | L |
Glass |
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| L | L |
Hand tools |
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| L | L |
Hazardous chemicals |
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| L | L |
Heat / cold |
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| L | L |
Inexperienced / children / vulnerable persons |
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| L | L |
Location Lighting |
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| L | L |
Machinery |
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| L | L |
Manual Handling |
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| L | L |
Mines, excavations / tunnels / quarries |
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| L | L |
Noise |
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| L | L |
Physical exertion |
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| L | L |
Poor visibility / night shooting |
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| L | L |
Roadside working, traffic, vehicles |
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| L | L |
Scaffolding |
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| L | L |
Speed (running or other sport - not vehicles) |
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| L | L |
Stress |
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| L | L |
Stunts |
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| L | L |
Trailing cables |
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| L | L |
Messy environment (equip / props) |
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| L | L |
Violence, aggression, public disorder, war |
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| L | L |
Visual effects: smoke, snow, fireworks |
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Water |
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| L | L |
Weapons |
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| L | L |
Weather |
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| L | L |
Lone working |
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| L | L |
Working at height |
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| L | L |
Other (list and add rows if necessary) |
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| L | L |
| Mark an X next to your choices |
5. With control measures in place what is the likelihood of an injury or health effect? | Minor 1 X |
| Moderate 2 |
| Major/Fatal 3 |
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6. How likely is the most significant hazard to cause harm? | Unlikely 1 X |
| Likely 2 |
| Very Likely 3 |
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7. Calculate the risk score (use the figure which represents the highest risk of all present hazards) | Low 1−2 X |
| Medium 3−4 |
| High 6−9 |
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13. Signatures |
The names below are confirming the date that they have read and discussed this risk assessment with the production team. Based on the information supplied on this form it is noted that the control measures are considered appropriate and proportionate to the hazards identified. At all times, students retain responsibility for their own safety and for those around them. |
Student Producer: Muryam Asif Awan | Date: |
Production Coordinator: Neyhal waseem | Date: |
Unit Tutor: Sir Ahsan Yunus Mahmood | Date: |
Technician/Tech Tutor (supervising if studio based): | Date: |
Estates Services Manager (where UCA routes, building features etc are impacted): | Date: |
Resources Co-ordinator/Manager (Medium/High Risk): | Date: |
Course Leader: (High Risk/International Shoot): | Date: |
Health, Safety & Wellbeing Advisor (High Risk/International Shoot): | Date: |
Executive Dean (International Shoot): | Date: |
Call Sheet
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Producer:Neyhal Waseem
Director: Muryam Asif Awan
Production Coordinator:n
1st Assistant Director:
Ahmed Ikram
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Rough Heels
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DATE: 25 January 21, 2021
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WEATHER: Cold & Foggy
First Aid kit and fire extinguisher in the car
trunks
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Exhibition time:10:00am-2am
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LUNCH
2-3pm
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Producer
Neyhal Waseem
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1st
Assistant Director
Khadija farooq
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DEPT
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NAME
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NAME
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PRODUCTION
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ART DEPT
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Producer
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Neyhal
Waseem
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Production
Designer
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Producer
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Art
Department
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Director
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Muryam
Asif Awan
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Art
Department
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Production
Manager
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HAIR/MAKEUP/WARDROBE
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Production
Coordinator
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Key
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-
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Production
Assistant
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-not
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Assistant
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not
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Production
Assistant
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-not
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Assistant
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AD’S
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CONTINUITY
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1st
Assistant Director
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Ahmed
Ikram
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Script
Supervisor
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applicable
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2nd
Assistant Director
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LOCATIONS
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3rd
Assistant Director
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Locations
Manager
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not
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CAMERA
DEPT
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SOUND
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Director
of Photography
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Zakir
Ahmad
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Production
Sound Mixer
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1st
Assistant Camera
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Boom
Operator
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-
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2nd
Assistant Camera
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STUNTS
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Camera
Trainee
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Stunt
Coordinator
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GRIP
& ELECTRIC DEPT
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CATERING/CRAFT
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Key
Grip
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Catering
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Best
Boy Grip
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Craft
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Grip
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DRIVERS
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Gaffer
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Driver
Coordinator
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Best
Boy Electric
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Driver
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Electric
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Driver
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Swing
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Driver
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