Videotape Your Memoirs: The Perfect Way to Preserve Your Family's History

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 778.59 EAN: 9781884956256 ISBN: 1884956254 Label: Quill Driver Books Manufacturer: Quill Driver Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 128 Publication Date: 2002-04-01 Publisher: Quill Driver Books Studio: Quill Driver Books
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Editorial Reviews: Every one of us has a story to tell, yet writing is often such a daunting task that most people never get around to starting their memoirs—let alone finishing them. There are plenty of books on how to write one’s memoir; this is the only one on how to videotape a memoir.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Readers will learn how to choose the proper equipment Comment: Videotape Your Memoirs: The Perfect Way To Preserve Your Family's History by authors and educators Suzanne Kita and Harriet Kinghorn is a useful and "user friendly" instructional guide and reference to recording the personal histories and autobiographies of family members for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations. Readers will learn how to choose the proper equipment, orgaize their thoughts, enlist the help of others, be at ease during videotaping sessions, utilize photos and other memorabilia toillustrate an autobiographical video, creat a personal monologue, include friends and family, use scene and setting for added interest, archive and preserve the video taped presentations. As one of the newest tools for genealogists and family historians, videotaped memoirs could prove to be invaluable resources for future genealogy efforts -- as well as providing an enduring memorial and testament to the life experiences of ourselves and our loved ones. If you are considered the creation of a video taped autobiography, begin by carefully reading Suzanne Kita and Harriet Kinghorn's Videotape Your Memoirs! More Reviews