Filming for Dummies

Alright, so "filming" is when you use a camera to capture pictures and put them together to tell a story or show something real that happened. It's like making a movie or a video by recording what's happening. You know, like when you see a movie or a show on TV, that's because someone was filming the actors and scenes to put it all together.

Now, sometimes "filming" can also mean covering something with a thin layer. Like, if you were to wrap a present in colorful paper, you would be "filming" the present with the paper. Or if you were to cover a window with a translucent film to block the sunlight, that would also be "filming" the window. It's basically about covering something up or capturing something with a camera.

So, whether it's about recording a movie or putting a layer on something, "filming" is all about capturing moments and making them into something you can see. Like when you take a lot of pictures on your phone and then put them together to make a fun slideshow. That's kind of like what "filming" is, but just on a bigger scale.