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Marie Wilcox, the last fluent speaker of the Wukchumni language, is working on a dictionary to preserve her heritage.

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On this piece byThe Slanted Lens, they show you how to shoot a simple 2 camera profile interview piece with a talent on location. This piece can be used for company profiles, Kickstarter campaigns, corporate videos, documentary work, individual company profiling, etc. We will discuss the position of the cameras and lights, choosing the location, shooting B-roll and creating an outline and questions for the interview. I usually shoot with a crew of no more than 3 people. Many times I have done the interviews with just me and a sound person and it's very possible to shoot these alone. You can watch the final interview here http://www.jaypmorgan.com/p593435088#....

USA 2013 | 91 min. | Color | English Directed by Paul Blackthorne ABOUT THE FILM: As children, British actor Paul Blackthorne and Australian photographer…

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November 23, 2006 - During a master class in 2006, Kossakovsky discussed 10 rules for a debuting documentary filmmaker, based on his own documentary Tishe! (2002). He also discussed the necessity, the curiosity and the intuition involved in the making of documentaries.

Victor Kossakovsky’s 10 Rules - November 23, 2006 During a master class in 2006, Kossakovsky discussed 10 rules for a debuting documentary filmmaker, based on his own documentary Tishe! (2002). He also discussed the necessity, the curiosity and the intuition involved in the making of documentaries.

1. Don’t film if you can live without filming.

2. Don’t film if you want to say something – just say it or write it. Film only if you want to show something, or you want people to see something. This concerns both the film as a whole and every single shot within the film.

3. Don’t film, if you already knew your message before filming – just become a teacher. Don’t try to save the world. Don’t try to change the world. Better if your film will change you. Discover both the world and yourself whilst filming.

4. Don’t film something you just hate. Don’t film something you just love. Film when you aren’t sure if you hate it or love it. Doubts are crucial for making art. Film when you hate and love at the same time.

5. You need your brain both before and after filming but don’t use your brain during filming. Just film using your instinct and intuition.

6. Try to not force people to repeat an action or words. Life is unrepeatable and unpredictable. Wait, look, feel and be ready to film using your own way of filming. Remember that the very best films are unrepeatable. Remember that the very best films were based on unrepeatable shots. Remember that the very best shots capture unrepeatable moments of life with an unrepeatable way of filming.

7. Shots are the basis of cinema. Remember that cinema was invented as one single shot – documentary, by the way – without any story. Or story was just inside that shot. Shots must first and foremost provide the viewers with new impressions that they never had before. .

8. The story is important for a documentary, but perception is even more important. Think, first, what the viewers will feel while seeing your shots. Then, form a dramatic structure of your film using the changes to their feelings.

9. Documentary is the only art, where every aesthetical element almost always has ethical aspects and every ethical aspect can be used aesthetically. Try to remain human, especially whilst editing your films. Maybe, nice people should not make documentaries.

10. Don’t follow my rules. Find your own rules. There is always something that only you can film and nobody else.

Jongeren uit het praktijkonderwijs gaan de confrontatie aan met zichzelf, door in gesprek te gaan met hun spiegelbeeld. Onbevangen vertellen ze over de kwetsbare kanten en dromen ze over de toekomst: professioneel vuurwerkafschieter worden, het bedrijf van mijn vader overnemen (maar dat gaat niet lukken want daar ben ik niet slim genoeg voor), op vakantie naar Parijs. In de stiltes die vallen vertellen hun ogen het verhaal verder. Ze nemen ons mee op een emotionele rollercoaster door hun levens. Samen met de docenten, die dezelfde confrontatie aangaan, moeten de leerlingen de balans zien te vinden tussen carrièrekansen en emotionele bagage. Want na school is de toekomst voor de meeste van deze jongeren onzeker en blijft de deur van werkgevers veelal gesloten.

What is practical education? The students in 'Mirror Dreams' all go to practical education. This school level is available for young people aged between 12 and 18 with an IQ between 55 and 80 and learning disabilities in the field of reading and arithmetic. Young people in practical education learn better through practical experience than through theory and are often unable to obtain a VMBO diploma. Some 29,000 children are preparing for the future at 175 small-scale practice schools in the Netherlands.

The pupils receive a lot of personal attention at the practical school: an individual development plan is drawn up for each pupil on the basis of his goals and his choice of sector and there is intensive supervision. Young people learn how they can function independently in Dutch society with lessons about living, working, citizenship, learning and leisure, but they are also prepared for the labour market with subjects such as Dutch, math, health care, hospitality and food, and green and animal care.

In the substructure, the focus is on general education, basic skills and orientation on the various sectors on the labour market. In the superstructure, students make the choice for a professional orientation and they start internships. Many pupils start practising with a certificate with a job after five or six years. Some students continue to MBO.

Face to Face - Menno Otten 2015

An intimate, observational collage of the human condition. Filmed head-on in a mirror, Menno Otten creates black and white portraits of a number of people of varying ages and backgrounds, all during a visit to the hairdresser. They look at themselves: searching, uncertain, anticipating. A documentary in which small gestures and individual reflections reveal the person in front of the mirror.

site: http://www.mennootten.com/

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DOCUMENTARY PROMO (7 minutes) In Japan, the lives of three individuals living in the constant shadow of death are inextricably bound together through their relationship…

MY SOUL DRIFTS LIGHT UPON A SEA OF TREES. MY SOUL DRIFTS LIGHT is a penetrating gaze into the lives of three individuals who are struggling to find a reason to live. Zen Buddhist Ittetsu Nemoto, shows them another perspective on their past and ignites in them a powerful and positive desire to live.

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