Media Education, Training of Teachers
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Video Course I
Equipment, Preparation, Camera Work
It is a lot of fun to make your own films. People who love telling or writing stories and/or taking pictures or making films have come to the right place. It does not have to be a Hollywood production. Today, even with simple means you can be creative and tell terrific stories, too. Mastering the technique is just as much part of filmmaking as writing, researching and planning. A film is seldom made by a single person: often many people are involved, duties have to be arranged, many things have to be organized and prepared before you finally hear: “and action“. With a good idea in mind and the aim of making it into a good film, this is all great fun.
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Copyright
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The Daily Newspaper
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