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Sbilf – Carded wool – FilaFiabe
The charm of carded wool
read moreFili Forme – Embroidery- Michelangelo Ricami
The innovative art of embroidery
read moreThe Mistery of water – L’ Oca Bianca
connection between territory and mythology
read moreGugjet – knitting belt- Il Ricamificio
Tradition and creativity in mountain region of Carnia, Italy
read moreInterweaving passion – Carnica Arte Tessile
Adding value to the traditional textile techniques
read moreHow to make a good tutorial video
Use a general, wide-angle shot as an introduction;
Use a close-up for teaching something;
Film from the viewer’s looking angle;
The game of weaving – Arteviva
the tranformation of traditional textile product in a design object
read moreFörlängda kroppen – TÄLJHÄST – carvinghorse
Neema craft
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TtF8tc7A7AyKPl9mCJuPsJAABEcaoMK_/view
read moreBild tagen i elljus/dagsljus
Mattan är vävd i dubbelbindning ...
read moreFoto för sociala medier, textil
Marknadsföra med hjälp av bilder/ foton
read moreThe mistery of water
Meeting with the maker and the students. Brainstorming Storytelling Visit to the atelier Video shooting Video post production Final...
read moreFili Forme
Fili Forme
read moreIntrecciando la passione – Carnica Arte Tessile
Abbiamo legato presente e passato per la realizzazione del nostro video.
read moreA few tips for taking photos in low light conditions
Light is essential in photography. Sometimes you need to take photos in conditions where there is not very much light available. So what should you keep in mind when it comes to taking photos in low light conditions? Here you can find a few useful tips for photographing in low light conditions.
read moreAnseküla woman gets dressed in folk costume
The film shows how a woman from Anseküla (a parish in Estonia, on the island of Saaremaa) gets dressed in her 19th century folk costume. These types of costumes were worn by peasant women in the 19th century on festive occasions. The short documentary film is in local dialect.
read moreHow to communicate with older informants
When your goal is to document traditional handicraft and to do ethnographic fieldwork, you will most likely be working a lot with older people. If you have not had many such experiences, it might be confusing or even intimidating – especially as there are many...
read moreHow to conduct an interview with a master artisan
Interviewing is an efficient way of learning from experts. When producing a handicraft related video, well-conducted structured conversation provides you a lot of background information that would be hard to gather otherwise: a unique personal perspective to the...
read moreHow to make a promotional video
In the time of social media, the need for a wide range of promotional videos is increasing. Depending on your goals, you do not always need to hire expensive marketing experts and pursue the highest production value. A lot can be achieved with inexpensive cameras and...
read moreHow to video-record tacit knowledge and interview a master artisan
Video-recording is a wonderful observational tool and an increasingly popular method to document different kinds of knowledge. It is without equal when it comes to sharing manual skills and tacit knowledge – such as handicraft competencies. The goals and purposes of...
read moreFelling of logs
The film shows how the felling of logs was traditionally performed in Estonian in peasant culture.
read morePick-up belt weaving
The tutorial shows the weaving of an Estonian traditional pic-up belt.
read moreHow to clean a modern simple church textile
The video shows how correctly to clean a modern, rather simple church textile without damaging the piece.
read moreYoung masters’ school
This video is made by Lembe Rätsep and Lembe Lahtmaa to advertise the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy’s native craft department’s open courses designed especially for youngsters.
read moreSaint Mary’s Day Celebrations at the Pechory’s Pskov-Caves Monastery
The film shows how the Saint Mary’s day is celebrated at the Pskov-Caves Monastery in Pechory – a town formerly part of Estonian region called Setomaa.
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