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Crowd Notice Area Signage
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Sometimes CalArts productions have permission to film an already existing event with a crowd. This can be great for production value but it is important to post signs informing crowd members that they may be filmed and give their permission to be filmed. This notice should be enlarged to poster size and placed in several, clearly visible, locations in the area in which filming or taping is taking place. Make sure to film the poster and retain for your legal records with time and date stamp.
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