Photography
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Photography
Basics and Picture Design
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Stefan Schmerold: “I would always choose this profession again. It gives you so much and there is so much you can do in this job. You are not tied down but there are plenty of possibilities, all kinds of fields are open to you. In my case, it is portrait photography. There are photographers who work in completely different areas. This profession is not a one-way street but the longer you do it, the more possibilities you see. It’s really hard for me to imagine doing anything else.” ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Odette Teubner: “It is a great profession, it is creative. But it can also be hard. You have to make an effort to get a good reputation. You have to go the extra mile. Yes, I can recommend this profession. But of course, we are specialised – in food.”
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- <> Languages: DE, EN, TR
- <>Target Groups: Sek I, Sek II
- <> Subject: Media Education, Training of Teachers
- <> Length: 23:09 min
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