Fighting flames

Andy Taylor; Toby Shead; Chloe Windmill; Joe Cullan-Mellor

Fighting flames

Andy Taylor, Toby Shead, Chloe Windmill, Joe Cullan-Mellor

Research output: Creative Practice Outputs › Digital or Visual Products

Abstract

A short video submitted by students as part of their TV Business and Practice unit with the course BA (Hons) TV and Video Production. They used the Sony FS700 camera to create this curriculum work, advancing their competence and their employability in slow motion camerawork, a vital part of a contemporary skill set.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2014
Externally published	Yes

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