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Call Sheet Location Confusion

Location X just pulled out for tomorrow and I have call sheets, materials requests, and work orders that must change b…

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Location X just pulled out for tomorrow and I have call sheets, materials requests, and work orders that must change before crew travel. I’m new at running this alone and I don’t want grips or actors standing in the wrong place at 5 a.m. Read the attached unchanged [call sheet], the shop’s opening [hours], and the vendor [cutoffs]; tell me which three documents to update first, who to message directly (name and role), and give me a short, calm text I can send to the grip lead and to craft services that won’t sound panicked but gets people moving.
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Call sheet chaos after a location drop — crew could be on the wrong call

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