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The work of Oxford Scientific Films unit in the England, showing production techniques employed and examples of nature film-making.
A short teaching programme covering the operation and function of the standard A/B vision mixer. Originally made for use on the CCTV Production courses for college tutors.
The techniques of making a natural history film, showing the Oxford Scientific Films at work.
The vidicon type camera tube; the principles of operation of the various electrodes; the photo-sensitive layer; magnetic focusing and deflections.
Shows Renoir working with an actress from first reading to run-through in front of cameras. Illustrates one way of approaching the problem of building up a character.
Len Lye pioneered the technique of painting directly on to the film negative, and this is the first film that he brought to John Grierson. Grierson liked the film and told him to go away and paint the new...
Filmmaker Martin Scorsese gained great inspiration from the Italian films he watched in his youth and others that made an impact later on in his life, changing the way he made films. My Voyage To Italy...
Acclaimed actor, Ralph Fiennes, discusses his new film, "Coriolanus" with David Cote.
Local access video discussion series hosted by Rick Winston and Bill Morancy. In this edition Rick explores his favourite film adaptations of Shakespeare’s Hamlet with theatre director Joanne Greenberg....
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