Pre-Production Paperwork for Feminism Documentary

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This FlipSnack presentation includes the risk assessment, location recce and release, production schedule and adult & minor talent releases for my Three Minute Wonder documentary production. Personal information such as addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses have been blanked out to protect privacy.

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