I have for sometime wanted to dabble in films. I made my first one last year after SquamArtWorkshops in September and I loved it so much I can’t believe it’s taken me just as long to create another one. I find it a bit overwhelming, gathering all the media and such, but once I get started I love the process. I can see how it can be quite addicting — all I want to do all day is make another one.

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Luckily I’m not going to do it on my own, I have sign up to take Xanthe Berkeley’s Time Capsule e-course. I’m hoping it will help not only with my video skills, but help me to see the moments that long to be filmed instead of photographed.

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