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1

Put the camera on a tripod

A camera or a phone will both do. Turn the device sideways and set it on a tripod. No tripod? Use whatever is to hand — a stack of books, a bag, a box.

A phone on a stack of books

A phone on a stack of books

Other ways to prop a phone up

Other ways to prop a phone up

2

Position yourself in the frame

Make sure you are filming in landscape. Sit so that both you and your work are visible. Facing a window or a lamp works best.

A well-framed shot

A well-framed shot: you and your work both visible

3

Start filming

Relax and hit record. In the first five minutes, tell us about yourself:

  • introduce yourself;
  • say why you decided to become an artist;
  • describe your style and medium briefly.
4

Answer these questions

  • your recent projects and exhibitions;
  • why you took the course;
  • whether you had doubts;
  • what you liked most about it;
  • what changed for you afterwards;
  • what you would say to artists starting out.
5

Filming and editing

It does not have to be one take — send several files or one long one. No need to edit; we will take care of that.

Video editing

We handle the editing

6

Send us the video

Upload the files to cloud storage — Yandex Disk, Mail.ru Cloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, whichever you use. Then email us access to the folder at info@onstudy.org.

Share a link to the folder

Share the folder and email us the link

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