Showing posts with label workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label workshops. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Animation Summer Camp Work
So here are the rest of the animations the young people did in our animation summer camp. So proud of them all! They all did so well and it was so great to see how happy they were with their work!
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Animation Summer School!
Mars Party from Maria Murray on Vimeo.
Sample animation from this summers Animation Summer Camp. We were delighted with how it went! The group were great, 13 kids aged 7 to 14, they all worked really well together and produced some really great work!
The camp ran from the 18th - 21st of July in the Educate Together school, Herons Wood, Carrigaline.
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workshops
Friday, June 10, 2011
Animation Summer School!

I'm running an animation summer school this July in Carrigaline with 3 other facilitators, i'm really excited about it! The site is animationspace.weebly.com/. That came together very quickly during the week, weebly.com is the quickest / handiest thing ever.
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Animation
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Claymation
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Cork
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Education
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Stopmotion
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video
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workshops
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Arts, Participation and Development Exhibition!
We exhibited our projects for the Special Award in Arts, Participation and Development the first weekend in May. The course was developed and run by Mayfield Community Arts, a progressive and innovative community arts centre based in Cork. It was such a pleasure taking part in the course, it was very energising to learn new ways to use art as a medium for social change and to meet so many people with the focus and positivity to pursue that end!
Our own project dealt with Social Inclusion. We delivered workshops to digital media students in the Digital Hub. We developed the workshop specifically for the students, exploring social inclusion issues alongside story telling and character development techniques.
The workshop is documented on our Flickr account, a resource pack to allow anyone deliver the workshop is available at issuu.com. Check out the course website for info on the other projects.
Below is a print from Tom Doig which was also exhibited as part of a series of work produced within the course. I love it!
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community arts
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