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Hi there, 

I am currently making a small independent short film and we are looking to shoot some scenes across 21 and 22nd June at Dawson's Heights. The story follows two young kids playing together over the course of a summer's evening. The scenes we are shooting would be on the grassy area and playground opposite the building. 

We think the location is absolutely beautiful and think it would be a perfect location for our film!

I am trying to track down any residents that live at Dawson's Heights, who may be able to point me towards the right point of contact to see if we can get the correct permissions in place. 

Our small crew are all industry professionals and would treat the location with the utmost respect, and will leave the location exactly how we found it. 

Thanks so much in advance. 

All the best, 

Rob 

Edited by Robert F
  • Robert F changed the title to Filming Outside Dawson's Heights

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