1.
L.V. CHILDREN IN CLASS.
3 ft

2.
C.U. MASTER DRAWING DESIGN ON BOARD.
2 ft

3.
S.V. PUPILS SEATED DRAWING.
1.5 ft

4.
C.U. PUPIL DRAWING.
1.5 ft

5.
L.V. STUDENTS IN POTTERY CLASS.
2.5 ft

6.
S.V. STUDENT WORKING ON POTTERY.
2 ft

7.
C.U. MASTER EXPLAINING TO STUDENT.
1.5 ft

8.
S.V. BOY USING POTTER WHEEL.
2 ft

9.
S.V. MASTER AND PUPIL.
3 ft

10.
C.U. EXHIBIT.
2 ft

11.
C.U. DITTO.
1.5 ft

12.
S.V. STUDENTS WORKING ON POTTERY.
1.5 ft

13.
C.U. MAN WORKING ON POTTERS WHEEL PAN TO FEET.
3 ft

14.
S.V. MAN MAKING POT.
2 ft

15.
L.V. POTS ON SHELF.
1.5 ft

16.
S.V.ZOOM IN TO FINISHED POT.
3 ft



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Background: Sardinian students were filmed, November 14, learning the secrets of one of the island's oldest art - the art of ceramics.

Pictured at a government training at the potter's wheel, the shape of which has remained unchanged since the beginnings of the island industry - believed to date back to the thirteenth century.

Training in this traditional art includes instruction on contemporary design.

The centre has an eye on business as well as design. Over the last few years, ceramics have been one of the most popular tourist "buys" in Italy.