text: This video covers more ground than its 3 predecessors in the Focus on
  Flamework series.
  The most interesting aspect
  is the
  demonstration of ways to actually use the different canes
  in
  certain pieces as, for example, goblet stems,
  paperweight figures, or free standing
  insects.
  
  Townsend explains the difference
  between "filigrana" and "latticino", and how the term "milli's"
  came to be
  used instead of "murrini". He also shows examples of master works in the
  field, and encourages the notion that cane making is accessible
  to anyone working in glass, clearly demonstrating the necessary
  techniques for doing so..
  
  With this DVD you will learn to make canes
  with simple external patterns, canes with internal twists,
  alternating
  colors in patterns on the outside of a piece, simple star murrini canes,
  realistic eye canes for amphibians, and you'll learn how to bundle sections
  of a cane together and draw that down into a
  complex cane.
  
  As before, the combination of interview,
  demonstration, still images, finished pieces, and now captions
  and digital animation will make this DVD both useful
  and easy to understand.