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Stiuireadh airson filmichean a dheanamn

Two boys directing a short film
Two boys directing a short film

Ages

11+

Duration

Long (12 plus activities)

Nation

Scotland

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Cleachd an goireas seo airson taic agus beachdainn do chlasaichich àrd-sgoil agus buidheannan fhiolm gus fiolmaichean a chruthachadh dhaibh fhèin. Faigh a-mach ceanglaichean churraicealam, na bunachas caint fiolm agus ciamar a chleachdas tu goireasan fiolm.

 

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This Resource Supports

  • Gaelic Scottish (Gàidhlig)
  • Film Studies

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