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Pre-Production Planning & Creative Direction

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Department Of Defense → Naval Surface Warfare CenterView Agency

NAICS

541410 - Interior Design ServicesView NAICS

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Panama City Beach, FL, 32407, USA

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Development of storyboards, shot lists, production schedules, location scouting, and creative oversight for Navy outreach video content.

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