Session Footage definition

Session Footage means all audio and or audio visual material documenting the progress and making of the Recording in the Studio during the Period of Booking;
Session Footage means all audio and or audio visual material documenting the
Session Footage. . means all audio and or audio visual material documenting the progress and making of the Recording in the Studio during the Booking Period.

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Session Footage means all audio and or audio visual material documenting

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