"Two hands make a sound "

in the process of creating promotion video about kamnik

‘Thinking is easy, action is difficult 

and to put one’s thought into action is the most difficult thing in the world.’ Goethe

Long time, I haven’t written an article. Nowadays, Jan -tv director- and our team is working on new documentary about Kamnik. We have been in work since last week. We’ve laid a good foundation for this documentary. Now, our calendar is full. We don’t have time to breathe.

With this project, I’ve traveled my EVS zone, Kamnik again. Now, I can say that I know it all from A to Z about there. Denis also works with our team in this project. He is professional director. He works hard for this documentary. And Day by day, thank to this work, I learn to how all the tricks of the trade about preparing documentary. It’s harder than I think.

in the process of creating promotion video about kamnik

By the way, Bostjan -youth center director- and his team are working on our new design of youth center. It’s transition period for youth center. They worked from sunup to sundown. They work a miracle again in Kamnik. I am confident it will all work out before winter; if I may say so, Rome wasn’t built in a day.
That lovely Turkish saying – What does one hand have? Two hands make a sound. (You can't get a clapping sound by a single hand)– seems to me to have been said for these situations.

I took off from work for an hour in order to writing an article for blog. I have to get back…

Hasta la vista.