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The Cosmic Swan by Mr. Bill Copeland is a science fiction story with some great narative, unique story, and exciting references to Hindu culture and a fanciful astronomy.
What follows is a book interview of the Cosmic Swan written by Bill Copeland by Ron Fredericks in LectureMaker’s sunnyvale video studio. The entire video was shot using a greenscreen:
- Overview,
- Interview, and
- Story Dramatization
The Video Interview
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References:
Get your own copy of the Cosmic Swan
Learn more about Lick Observatory
Lick Observatory’s Summer Visitor Program
Learn more about Blue Stars
An Introduction to Blue Stars
Hello from denmark
Being a felllow tricasteer I have a question for you. The markings on the timeline where you can jump from “chapter” to chapter, how did you put them on ??? I suppose it was made in post production ?? Do you know any way to make these markings during a live streminbg ??
Best regards and happy holydays
erik henriksen