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1 online resource (streaming video file) (30 min.) ; 144664880 bytes |
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Ever wondered how all your favourite television shows and movies get made? Wonder no longer because in this episode of SCOPE we tear down the fourth wall and step onto the set to discover what happens before and after they call 'action'. So join Dr Rob as he gets behind the camera and SCOPES out all the science behind Movie Science.SCOPE 101You've all watched Scope on television before, but how exactly does the show come together. Dr Rob gets on the other side of the camera to let you in on the secrets of how Scope is made. EXPERIMENT: ZOETROPEHave you ever wanted to make a movie? Well Julia shows you how without a camera in sight.H20 ON LOCATION: PART 1Lights, camera, action. Get ready as Kristen Souvlis takes you behind the scenes of H20 to look at the technology and science involved in filming a children's drama. H20 UNDERWATER: PART 2We all know that actors sometimes have to play characters that are not real. This can be especially hard when the character is a mermaid and needs to breathe underwater. Colin Budds, director of H20 shows you the secrets to filming underwater. K-9 PRODUCTION DESIGN: PART 1Dr Rob visits the set of a new television drama, K-9 to talk with the production Designer John Dowdig, to see how they bring the magic of television alive.K-9 ART DIRECTOR: PART 2Have you ever wanted to dress up like a monster? Paul Tamms the Associate Producer of K-9, shows you how they make their weird and wonderful characters come alive with art design. Tune in to see how the magic of television is made where Dr. Rob once again proves that the ordinary really does become extraordinary under the SCOPE! |
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Broadcast 2010-04-22 at 08:00:00 |
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Classification: G |
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Cinematography -- Special effects.
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Cinematography -- Technological innovations.
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Motion pictures in science.
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Motion pictures -- Production and direction.
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Zoetropes.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Bell, Rob, host
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