實(shí)戰(zhàn)口語情景對(duì)話：The Good and Bad of Film 拍攝利弊

Todd: OK, now Jeff, you were saying that you made a movie. Could you talk about what was the best best thing, or the highlight of making a movie?

托德：杰夫，你說你剛剛拍了部電影。你能談?wù)勁碾娪白畎舻牡胤皆谀睦飭?

Jeff: Todd, documentary. We made a documentary, television documentary. The best thing about making the television documentary, it was independent, so we had total control. We shot what we wanted, when we liked and I think that was the best thing. We were our own bosses so I think when you're working for someone else you lose creativity so we could do anything we liked so that was the best thing.

杰夫：托德，我們拍的是紀(jì)錄片。我們拍了部電視紀(jì)錄片。制作電視紀(jì)錄片最棒的事情是獨(dú)立，我們有全部的控制權(quán)。我們?cè)谙肱牡臅r(shí)候拍攝我們想拍的鏡頭，我認(rèn)為這是最棒的事情。我們是自己的老板，我認(rèn)為為別人工作的時(shí)候會(huì)喪失創(chuàng)新性，能做自己喜歡的事情是最棒的。

Todd: Sorry, documentary. So, then what was the worst thing. Like what are some troubles that you had that really drove you nuts?

托德：抱歉，你說過是紀(jì)錄片。那最糟糕的地方是什么?比如你們遇到了哪些讓你們抓狂的麻煩?

Jeff: Well, because it was independent, we had nobody helping us, which meant all the technical, the artistic decisions were made by us and we had no idea what were doing, so when you have no idea what you are doing and you're working by yourself it can be very, very difficult, very frustrating, just the lack of knowledge, not knowing what you're doing so yeah, that was the hardest thing.

杰夫：因?yàn)檫@份工作很獨(dú)立，所以沒有人幫我們，這意味著所有的技術(shù)決策和藝術(shù)決策都要由我們自己決定，而我們都不清楚我們?cè)谧鍪裁?，?dāng)你不清楚自己在做什么而且又沒有人幫你的時(shí)候，真的非常非常難，會(huì)讓人非常沮喪，缺乏知識(shí)，不清楚自己在做什么是最難的事情。

Todd: So if you were to make a documentary again, now that you've made one, what do you know now that you would do differently?

托德：你已經(jīng)完成了一部紀(jì)錄片，如果你再拍紀(jì)錄片，你會(huì)有不同的做法嗎?

Jeff: We'd hire some professional help because it's too difficult to do it on your own. We picked up a camera. We bought a camera and we started filming this and we had no idea of what we were doing so it was too difficult. Next time, which we think we will do another one we will hire some professional help, professional cameraman, and maybe someone that has graduated from art school.

杰夫：我們會(huì)聘請(qǐng)專業(yè)人士來幫助我們，因?yàn)楠?dú)立制作紀(jì)錄片真的太難了。我們買了相機(jī)之后就開始拍攝這部紀(jì)錄片，可是其實(shí)我們都不清楚自己在做些什么，所以過程真的很艱難。下次我們?cè)倥募o(jì)錄片，我們會(huì)聘請(qǐng)專業(yè)人士幫助我們，我們會(huì)聘請(qǐng)職業(yè)攝影師還有從藝術(shù)院校畢業(yè)的專業(yè)人士。

Todd: So you say you would like to do another documentary. What would you like to do a documentary on?

托德：你剛說你想再拍一部紀(jì)錄片。這次你打算拍哪方面的紀(jì)錄片?

Jeff: Well, we have a couple of ideas. We have two main ideas now. One is to canoe from, canoe down the Dawson River which is in the artic in Northern Canada, which would be very interesting: rugged nature and animals and like the pioneers from years ago, and the other one is to drive a alternative fuel vehicle, from the top, to the tip of South America and that would be fueled by human pooh, so those are two next ideas. Both are difficult so those are the ideas we have.

杰夫：嗯，我們有一些想法。現(xiàn)在我們有兩個(gè)主題。其中一個(gè)主題是北加拿大北極地地區(qū)道森河流域的駱駝，這個(gè)主題非常有意思，荒涼的自然、多年前的動(dòng)物和拓荒者;另一個(gè)主題是開著替代燃料車從南美洲北端前往南美洲南端，這會(huì)非常有趣，這些就是我們的想法。這是目前我們定的兩個(gè)主題，不過都非常有難度。

Todd: OK, Jeff, we'll be checking our TV guide waiting for those great documentaries. Thanks.

托德：好，杰夫，我們會(huì)查閱電視指南，期待你這些優(yōu)秀的紀(jì)錄片。謝謝。