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Instructional Video Production & Safety Training Materials

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512110 - Motion Picture and Video ProductionView NAICS

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UT, USA

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Creation of closed-captioned instructional safety videos and user guides for the proper operation of adaptive mobility devices, including safety protocols, maintenance tips, and accessibility features.

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