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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: NYC, NY
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Taking care of production paperwork
Just shot a short film which generated a bunch of files. Not sure if I want this huge binder sitting around, so looking for some suggestions on a filing system. For you producer-directors out there, what do you keep and what do you toss after a project is done? How do you handle and maintain the physical paperwork of a project? What have you found were the things you most often went back to and referenced later on?
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mumbai, India
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no hard and fast rules.
If your project is a commercial one, and is intended to or does earn money, then you'll need to keep every contract. Anything that is not a signed document can go. That should bring you down to a manageable size. The rest is really up to you. Who else would care?
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