My son, Jack, who's in grade one, got a note home from school about a presentation he would have to make.

I got this in your homework stuff. Have you seen it before?

Oh yeah, we have to sign it of what our parents' job is and study it, because we're going to say it in front of class at school.

Okay.

So it says, this week we will be starting a unit on careers.

The children will partake in different activities relating to this theme for the next two weeks.

In order to make these activities more authentic and more comprehensive, we would like to have the children briefly talk about what their parents do for a living.

We would therefore ask you to help in providing your child with a brief explanation of your career.

I can't remember if we should read in French or English, so what is this saying?

We should write it in French, but we should just talk about it first so that we know what

we're going to write. So what do you think my job is?

Making movies for adults.

I don't think you should be saying movies for adults, because movies for adults is...

Okay, you should be saying maybe movies with real people.

Okay, so he makes movies with real people.

Okay, so do you know about my film project this summer?

I want to come with you this summer and see your movie, how you make, well, how you make and do it.

Oh, what do you mean?

Like come to the place where you make the movie and see it. Oh, what do you mean? Like come to the place where you make the movie and see it.

You mean what I'm doing?

Yeah, and I know how I could, I'm not in the movie.

I could be behind the video camera with the filming person.

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