PART 3 · LESSON 30 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Take One
The pier in May, Tee's new camera on the old boat under the shed: rolling, Jack, say something; something; cut, take two, tell about the boat, just a little; this one was Uncle Chai's father's; a bit slower, Jack, and smile a bit; one second, a smile, like this; cut, a documentary, not a passport photo; Mali's clapping, she thinks it's for her: the small words that soften a request, with the film words, and the end of this level.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The family's pier at Bang Rak on a May morning, the old boat under its shed, Tee behind a new camera, Uncle Chai beside it and Nam with Mali on the planks: Jack speaks as a friend with Tee and Nam, no particle, and says the polite word to Uncle Chai and to the camera; Uncle Chai calls him Jack.
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