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ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS SMALL SCHOOL BANDS A T S 15310 Amesbury Lane B Sugar Land, Texas 774784180 (281) 4942151 AT SSB NEWSLETTER Volume XII, Number 4 March 2003 President's Column Table of Contents

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What is all-state audio and video?

All-state audio and video refers to recordings of performances or events that took place within a certain state that need to be filed or reported.

Who is required to file all-state audio and video?

All individuals or organizations who have participated in any audio or video recordings within a specific state are required to file all-state audio and video.

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All-state audio and video can be filled out by providing information about the recording such as the date, location, participants, and purpose of the recording.

What is the purpose of all-state audio and video?

The purpose of all-state audio and video is to maintain a record of audio and video performances or events within a particular state for legal or archival purposes.

What information must be reported on all-state audio and video?

The information that must be reported on all-state audio and video includes the date of the recording, location, participants, and the purpose of the recording.

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