Prudhoe Community High School

July 2021

Prudhoe Community High School doesn't have a specific photography course, but it does incorporate photography and more specifically, video in a number of its design, technology & media courses.
So when Tim Smith, the lead practitioner for these subjects replied to my email, he said that any help with digital video equipment would be gratefully received.
Not something I would normally have, but, as it happens, I had been gifted a Sony HDR-PJ810 Handycam. This high-end digital video and stills camera has a built-in projector & will greatly help boost the student's ability to create great content.

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