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Fancy
yourself as a bit of a film maker?
Here's
your chance to make a video short about an aspect of your life here
in Cornwall to be shown on the web as part of the BBC's Video Nation
project.
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Video
Nation
See the National Video Nation website and find out how the
video shorts are made.
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Video
Nation was established in 1993 by the BBC's Community Programme
Unit.
Over 300 people have been given a camcorder, tapes and training
to record everyday aspects of their lives.
Over
1300 Video Nation shorts have been broadcast on dozens of
different topics.
Video
Nation went off-air in June 2000, but emerged online in November
2001.
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If you've
got something interesting to say about life here in Cornwall then
Video Nation could be for you.
We're
looking for volunteers to make short two to three minutes personal
videos to be shown here on the web as part of Video Nation Cornwall.
You
don't need any experience and we'll give you all the equipment and
help you need.
Your
film could end up on this website, the national website, local radio
or even TV.
If
you'd like the chance to make a Video Nation short in Cornwall,
please complete the form below.
Use
of Data Notice: The BBC will use the information you provide
on this form solely as a contribution to BBC. The data will not
be used in any way to inform you of other BBC services, products
and events.
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