2024-05-15
16 分钟In this episode, Amy continues the second part of her interview with Moreno. This time they discuss Moreno's journey from skiing to snowboarding to his passion for filmmaking. Additionally, Moreno talks about his involvement in filming local hockey games as a replay technician, ensuring accurate goal decisions with multiple camera angles. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations and insightful lessons in English learning! CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL!! Get the Special REC Subscriber Lesson Pack! Enjoy a special set of premium lessons we've put together for our podcast followers ($50 value - yours for FREE!) Get this lesson pack here! Unlock your fluency with teacher Curtis! Find a lesson time and book your trial lesson now!
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Hey, everybody, this is Amy from realenglishconversations.com.
and we're going to be continuing with part two of the interview with Moreno Scatoza.
In the first interview, we discussed a little bit about space exploration and the podcast that Moreno has.
And in this part of the conversation, we're going to be talking about a favorite canadian activity, which is skiing or snowboarding.
We're going to talk about filming and what it's like to make your own.
Movie and do documentaries.
And lastly, we'll be talking a little bit about the great canadian sport of hockey.
The way that we actually met is through a mutual passion that we have for snowboarding.
I remember when I met you, I was absolutely crazy for this sport, and I was really, really excited to hang out and have an opportunity to snowboard with you.
I know, in my opinion, I think that you are quite an athlete, very talented, and the things that you do are great.
And you actually inspired me to become a much better snowboarder.
If you remember, you introduced me to snowboarding in trees and much more extreme snowboarding.
I do remember a lot of fun.
A lot of fun.
And I was a complete chicken, but you helped me to get over that.
Well, that's what friends are for.
You need a little push, a little guidance, right?