The new Made in Britain series on BBC2 opens with a film by director Martin Small about manufacturing. Here, Small gives an insight into the producer/director’s job – talking about the editing process and how, as a director, he needs to make decisions about the style of a film. He also has some tips for anyone wanting to break into documentary-making. In his cutting room, he describes the three-way process between director, editor and presenter to create the final film, as he works with his editor Bill Coates. This is the second part of Martin Small’s interview about his job. In the first, during the filming of the same programme, he talks about directing a crew on location. Similar Posts: Video: Rome Hartman – America and the Future of the BBC Video: Bill Neely – Reflections Soundstage Success! Soundstage Success! Campus concealed handgun bill postponed Tags: Director, Documentary Director
The new Made in Britain series on BBC2 opens with a film by director Martin Small about manufacturing.
Here, Small gives an insight into the producer/director’s job – talking about the editing process and how, as a director, he needs to make decisions about the style of a film. He also has some tips for anyone wanting to break into documentary-making.
In his cutting room, he describes the three-way process between director, editor and presenter to create the final film, as he works with his editor Bill Coates.
This is the second part of Martin Small’s interview about his job. In the first, during the filming of the same programme, he talks about directing a crew on location.
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