F: So what made you decide to become a cameraman? ,M: Well, I didn't watch TV much, so it wasn't that. I had an uncle Who was a film actor, but I hardly saw him. One day I wandered into a library and picked up the biography of a famous cameraman. I loved it and knew then what I wanted to do. ,F: And you've won several prizes for your work? ,M: Just one actually. It wasn't like winning a prize for a popular movie or for a special TV advertisement. It was a video for a school program about the development of the cinema.
(A) F: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) F: That means a lot to you I am sure. It's not easy for shooting an educational video. I mean It's non-profitable. (C) F: I have seen your awarded TV commercial. I think it worth the prize. (D) F: Tell me more about this video about the development of the camera.
B