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Eastenders E20: How to Make Your Own Online Drama - Part 3: The Shoot - BBC
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January 18, 2010
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EastEndersE20 will showcase Albert Square like never before. It's an edgy, spinoff drama told through the eyes of four new teenager characters, scripted by some of the hottest young writing talent and broadcast as part of EastEnders 25th anniversary celebrations in 2010. And it will only be available to watch online. If the show's inspired you to get creative ' EastEndersE20 The Making of an Online Drama ' should be your first port of call at the BBC's Media Literacy website With exclusive interviews, behindthescenes footage and commentary by exEastender Shane Richie, this 4 part series will give you a unique insight into how you could make your own online drama, from the first inkling of an idea to the final tweaks in the edit.
The BBC Media Literacy website has useful information to help you learn more online skills, or show a family member of friend how to use the internet. You'll also find
information about how programmes, such as the EastEnders: E20 spin off are made.
The third episode, 'The Shoot', follows the final day's filming. With the Director determined to push the boundaries and give E20 a new street style, many of the show's traditional filming techniques have been shelved and it's a race against time to get everything in the can.
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