berichtjes van Pieter, Marie-France en Dominique
Een kleine 20 broodjes en salaadjes,dat is het resultaat van de eerste dag.Zoals te verwachten liepen ook de meeste bestellingen pas binnen na 10.30 u.De eerste dag was dus chaotisch,
posted by Dominique Vandenhoudt @ donderdag, augustus 24, 2006
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based in Cape Town,Video Journalist and Founder of the media academy, responsible for training and national content distribution/media relations. Belgian-born Dominique Vandenhoudt - who has worked for all major TV Networks in Europe covering numerous headline stories & meeting a host of interesting people, with interesting stories. Some of them happen to be famous, like Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Bono, The Dalai Lama, Yasser Arafat, Bill Clinton and Princess Diana, to name a few. Dominique started his career as sound-engineer and later as cameraman, and was there to film the story of the Fall of the Berlin Wall – for ITN. While working in Belgium, Dominique was introduced to the new concept of Video Journalist, based on the principle of person handling planning, researching and scripting the story and then filming, interviewing and editing the report. Dominique Vandenhoudt is director of Tape Town Productions, a company specialized in video training and new media in South Africa.
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Laat ze maar komen zeker zou ik zeggen
Wij duimen hoor !!
Grts de Weyntjes
fantastisch Marfke go go go en binnenkort 200 broodjes per dag
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