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. ,F: So what about plans for the future? Is Hollywood calling? ,M: Well, I'm less interested in working with famous film stars than with students and film academy actually. They got skills that the ordinary person with no training doesn't have but they haven't been affected by success.
(A) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (B) F: I agree. Those students are very energetic, pure and talented. (C) F: Tell me more about your collaboration with students in film academy in the past. (D) F: Working with famous actors can contribute you a good film. I think you made a wise choice.
B