Transcript Box 1: Your camera takes really nice pictures. Box 3: Your mouth makes really nice compliments. Vocabulary compliment (n.) /ˈkɒmplɪmənt/ something that you say or do to show you like or think highly of someone Context Who’s taking the pictures? The photographer or the camera? Well, both for sure…
Transcript Box 1. Woman: I’m an aspiring actress and would like a glamor shot. Box 2. Duck: I’m an aspiring photographer and not a magician. Box 3. Duck: Wow, tears … you’re good. Vocabulary aspiring (adj.) (actress/photographer) /əˈspaɪərɪŋ/ someone who is trying to become a successful actress/photographer glamor (n.) /ˈglæmər/…
Transcript Box 1. Man: I don’t want any prints, albums, or DVDs. Just put all my photos on the cloud. Box 2. Man: Not that kind of cloud. Box 2. Duck: That’s not a cloud. Box 3. Duck: That’s my business going up in smoke. Vocabulary prints (n.) /prɪnts/ here; photos…
Transcript Box 1: I don’t sell photographs. I sell memories and experiences. Box 2: I don’t sell pictures. I sell cherished moments preserved for eternity. Box 3: I don’t sell shovels. I’m just here for bull$#!it removal. Vocabulary memories (n.) /ˈmeməriz/ the things you remember. cherish (v.) /ˈtʃerɪʃ/ If you…
Transcript Box 1. Editor: We’d love to use your photos. And we’d give you a photo credit? Box 2: Duck: Oh, Joy! Credit! Box 3: Duck: My landlord will be thrilled. Vocabulary photo credit (n. phrase) /ˈfəʊtəʊ ˈkredɪt/ a note usually below a published photograph to say who took the picture…
