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Production Title: Redlight
Production Type: Independent/Student Project
length: Short Film (10 mintues)
Director: Kaia Lopez
Producer: Benjamin Abaya
Email: benjaminabaya2@csus.edu
Compensation: TBD
Greenlight by March 25, 2021
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