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Home Discussion Lists Main reference area Search all edited pages ... Geoff Boyle do not use without permission Cinematography Mailing List document.write(doClock("W0","%20%20","D1","%20%20","M0","%20%20","Y0")); Recently, I was asked by some very nice people at the Bristol 'Brief Encounters' short film festival if I would attend a seminar/workshop for three hours as a mentor or teacher (or whatever) for a group of (mainly) new film makers before they set out to complete a five minute film in three days. Having worked in the film industry in some capacity since 1981, and having made a reasonable living as a drama and commercial DP since 1987, this still threw up a lot of conundrum wrapped in enigmas, as it were. What can you teach or advise in three hours to, at the time, three teams, that would actually be of benefit to their production. Now, I thought it would be a decent (and maybe profitable) idea to put together either an on-line or printed guide covering all aspects of film and video production aimed at such beginners, but also make it professional enough for it to still be a useful source of advice and reference to more established lighting and camera people either looking at other disciplines or still at the early stages of their career, without being baffling or, dare I say it, condescending.

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Useful Lists for Foreign Language and Foreign Studies Kenji Kitao and S. Kathleen Kitao (Last updated on August 25) Table of Contents Using "Useful Lists for Foreign Language and Foreign Studies" by Kenji Kitao and S. Kathleen Kitao Please read this before you use this web resource. Links to Lists of Mailing Lists Computer Bulletin Boards for Individual Languages, or, The List of Language Lists Directory of Language Related Mailing Lists List of Language Lists REVIEW OF BITNET/INTERNET LISTS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING updated 05/19/95 David Bedell, University of Bridgeport ELI Mainling Lists by country or Language 1. Canada 2. Chinese 3. Dutch 4. Esperanto ... k.kitao@lancaster.ac.uk 1. Canada H-CANADA : listserv@msu.edu subscribe h-canada firstname lastname unsubscribe h-canada Canadian studies H-Canada is a new list which is part of the family of humanities and social science lists published by H-NET, an international organization of scholars. All together our 55 lists have 20,000 subscribers in 58 countries. H-Canada is a daily Internet discussion forum focusing on the history of Canada and other related subjects (sociology, political studies, literature, women's studies, Canadian studies, etc). There are no chronological or topical limits. H-Canada is a bilingual (French and English) discussion list. We publish news and announcements, and encourage debates on recent scholarly issues To screen out trivia and flamesand keep the list focused on useful themesall messages to H-Canada are vetted by the co-editors who have the support of an editorial board who set policy and oversee the editors.

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