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(3 Apr 2011) AP Television Venice Burano, Italy - March 4 , 2011 1. Wide canal and coloured houses 2. Wide Galuppi square crowded with locals and tourists 3. Woman looking at lace 4. Medium street with lace shops 5. Medium lace shirt 6. Tilt down baby dress made with lace 7. Medium shop sign "House of Lace" 8. Wide shop facade with sign reading (Italian) "Artistic laces. Gallery of Ancient Lace" 9. Tilt up tablecloth 10. Medium tourist talking with lace vendor 11. Close up sign reading "Hand made" 12. Wide exterior of the lace museum 13. Close sign reading (Italian) "Lace School of Burano" 14. Poster on museum wall 15. Close sign reading "The lace museum is closed until spring 2011 for requalification and restoration works" AP Television Venice, Italy - March 7th, 2011 16. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Gianni De Checchi, Secretary, Artisans Confederation: "The situation is very delicate because, like in all the other touristic cities, the high number of guests who come to Venice during the whole year have lightly contributed in lowering the offer of high quality products." AP Television Venice Burano, Italy - March 4 , 2011 17. Medium baby dresses in shop 18. Close up baby dress 19. Medium baskets with lace napkins 20. Close up price on napkins "1,50 EURO" AP Television Venice, Italy - March 7 , 2011 21. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Gianni De Checchi, Secretary, Artisans Confederation: "It's very difficult to do a valuation because it's a product which doesn't follow a factory logic. There are women who work in their private, they don't have a shop. Working at home these women continue to practice and to keep the tradition of lace alive." AP Television Venice Burano, Italy - March 4 , 2011 22. Medium Bruna Costantini, 83 year old, lace maker working in the Emilia Atelier 23. Close up hand threading needle 24. Medium lace in the Emilia Atelier 25. Close up tray cloth inspired by Doge's Palace on the Ca' d'Oro (palace on the Grand Canal in Venice) 26. Close up tray cloth priced 980 euro 27. Medium Lorenzo Amendola showing his designs 28. Lorenzo Amendola opening design 29. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Lorenzo Amendola, Owner, Emilia Atelier: "The problem is not so much Chinese lace or machine made lace, but finding women who want to continue here in Italy, in Burano, to do this kind of lace." 30. Various of designs 31. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Lorenzo Amendola, Owner, Emilia Atelier: "It either stays here or it dies here, but I don't think that is right to teach lace making in China or elsewhere. It wouldn't be lace of Burano. At that point I'd have no reason to continue. Everything we've all worked for, everything I'm working for would be vain." 32. Wide street with colourful houses 33. Wide man carrying cart along canal banks, colourful houses behind 34. Close street with sign reading "Rio Terra Pizzo" (Street of Lace) 35. Wide interior of house, three women working on a lace 36. Tilt up from feet to Italia Novello and her friend Alba making lace 37. Close up hands making lace 38. Close up same 39. Wide Italia Novello showing off lace 40. Close up Italia's hand showing stitches on lace 41. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Italia Novello, Lace Maker: "From when I was 9 years old I worked as house keeper because my father died. After I had done 3 hours work my mother would sit and teach me to make lace." 42. Close up hand showing small tray cloth 43. Tilt down Italia's friend Carmela working on lace 44. Medium gondolas, butterflies and little baby shoes made from lace 45. Close up baby shoes and bib 47. Wide square with bridge Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...