Led by the Guardian's head of documentaries Charlie Phillips, the course demystifies the process of developing and disseminating factual films across different formats.
For, without specifically setting out to do so, it demystifies the land-owning upper classes simply by showing them how to survive.
If Kate puts down a much bigger deposit, she stands to make a less spectacular return if prices rise, but is far less at risk of losing all if they fall.The plain-spoken homily of Kate demystifies an important concept at the heart of banking.
It is unlikely that Benton's mastery of abstract form was "more complete, more inventive, more varied, and more exciting than that of any abstract painter of the period".Yet "Tom and Jack" usefully demystifies Pollock without stripping the artist bare.
In fact, the book amply demystifies the Leigh methodology, which comes across as pragmatic, level-headed and rhetoric-free, with codes of practice including the rule of never letting actors discuss their characters in anything but the third person.
The film isn't glorifying anything, it demystifies things".
"By posting things it's easier for people to see what's going on behind the scenes, but my one concern is that this demystifies my work, which might blunt its impact," she says.
Known in particular for work on a Bedouin sign language used in a remote part of Israel, she "demystifies" her subject, the citation for the grant says, "and opens windows of understanding".
When asked about her approach, Rivecca said: Humor demystifies the fetishized experiences in pop culture and literature.
It's essentially a series of profiles of archeologists and their obsessions, and it successfully demystifies the profession and documents the unexpectedly wide variety of skills and activities that fall within its parameters.
"I just felt that the exchange demystifies the process a little".
