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The filming of an important sequence of a film is about to begin. The lighting double takes his seat, watching as the entire crew moves diligently around him, setting the scene.
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The filming of an important sequence of a film is about to begin. The lighting double takes his seat, watching as the entire crew moves diligently around him, setting the scene.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Amaro Carrillo, David Cánovas, Rubén Sánchez
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Free Run Producciones, A.D.J. Proyectos Audiovisuales S.L., GoodNews Film
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