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Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

 

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

Chantelle (18) and Steven (21), participants on Include Youth's Give and Take Scheme in the western trust area with their puppets 'Foxy Cool' and 'Tyson'.

 

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

Oh, how I LURVE sweatpants and hoodies.

 

I'd been jonesin' for this outfit all bloody day, but I had to go nonstop for about 9 hours...barely even getting to eat...but at long last, I returned to my room and its horde of comfy clothes.

 

On the upside, I wrote a computer tutorial script for my scriptwriting class that actually turned out pretty sweet. So YAY for small accomplishments.

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

 

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Add Logo, Text, Website

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A typical day at BCIT consists of lots of writing, whether it be for reports or commercials.

 

Dora Kola

BCIT Radio Arts and Entertainment

School of Business

 

Shakespeare's Sonnet 18

 

"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate.

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May

And summer's lease hath all too short a date."

  

Script on antique-looking paper background, with a photo transfer of a peony over it.

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

Ten-year old David tries his hand at scriptwriting. He dreams of directing a movie with his sisters and cousins as actors.

These are a collection of production stills from a Spin Creative shoot for client Genie®.

 

Spin Creative developed the creative for and produced a digital commercial promoting a new Genie® Lift Pro online training product.

 

The digital commercial targets Genie® dealers and end-users with two main objectives. First, raise widespread awareness within the Genie® dealer and end-user community that Lift Pro is a new, exciting and easily accessible online safety-training product. Second, get dealers and end users to purchase a training seat from an authorized Lift Pro training center.

 

Agency: Spin Creative

Production Company: Spin Creative

Client: Terex/AWP, Genie® Division

Acting Truthfully Under the Circumstances*

 

Feiko Beckers, Anja Kirschner and David Panos, Jacopo Miliani, Timothy Ivison and Julia Tcharfas, Rehana Zaman

 

PV 13 November, 7 to 9pm with performance by Feiko Beckers

Exhibition 14 November to 20 December 2014

 

*Living Truthfully Under Imaginary Circumstances is the title of a video installation by Anja Kirschner and David Panos, exploring the acting exercises developed by renowned actor and teacher Sanford Meisner.

 

The exhibition considers artworks that use the structure of the stage and certain conventions of scriptwriting as a framework for investigations into relationships, social interactions, and political ecologies.

 

Taking theatre as an open ended process with its multiple contexts and references, the exhibition acts as catalyst for performances, screenings, talks and other forms of engagement.

 

Theatre, performance and dance often crosses over to the medium of fine art when creating new strategies. This exchange is mutual when exhibitions and artists build on the ideas of post-Brechtian and post-dramatic theatre. Each artist in the exhibition employs a wide variety of tactics, developed in genres such as stand up comedy, political theatre or psychodrama. Investigating everyday life situations through a level of abstraction, the works seek alternative models for narration and to describe relations between the individual and society. Combined with ideas stemming from the social sphere such as ecological protests and utopian scientific experiments, this project takes an approach that links to current theoretical developments in the areas of cultural identity, models for communities and social and political activism. To provide multiple entry points to the project, the glossary serves to introduce further ideas and notions that inspired our discussions and informed the artists’ processes to inquire into human agency.

 

Rehana Zaman composes anecdotes, vignettes and short stories drawn from specific socio-political contexts, as videos, performances and texts. Narratives are abstracted and carefully staged to examine how individuals and groups relate. Improvisation games, collaborative techniques and performance strategies drawn from political theatre (Dario Fo, The Theatre Workshop, Augusto Boal and Berthold Brecht) have been integrated into sessions leading towards the production of a video work. Like an Iron Maiden Trapped Between a Rock and a Hard Place (2010) and Iron Maiden (Ambridge), 2011 emerged from an ongoing interest in the impact of social structures on the self from familial relations to broader constructs around community and identity. Like an Iron Maiden… charts the conversation of a group of individuals in three acts. Situated in a blank dark space resembling an theatre stage, the characters are referring to each other only by initial and number while the group address three key issues: money, land and M. (one of the characters present).

 

www.tenderpixel.com/Acting-Truthfully-Under-the-Circumsta...

 

It's back to the dystopian state of Gilead for this Music Box post, titled 'This Womans Work' as a homage to the wonderful scriptwriting and soundtrack.

www.midlandsmaidens.com/this-womans-work/

Three young people transformed into master puppeteers for a day as they showcased their very own ‘scallywag puppet’ show to a group of primary school pupils from Strabane.

 

Overall eight young people on Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme were involved in the design, build, scriptwriting, sound and lighting, recording of voiceovers and puppeteer workshops over a three month period. On Tuesday March 11, Chantelle, Stephen and Amy on behalf of the young people involved performed their 30 minute puppet show to a group of Primary 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School.

 

The show, which tells the story of a bully, was based on some experiences of young people involved with the Give and Take Scheme, who felt it important to also explore what might be going on for a bully to make them act out in such a negative way.

 

Include Youth’s Give and Take Scheme supports young people aged 16 to 21 to improve their employability and increase in self-esteem and confidence. All young people involved in the Scheme need education, employment and training so projects such as this provide them with opportunities to learn new skills outside of their normal settings.

 

The Give and Take Scheme is supported by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Big Lotteries NI

 

If you would like to get in touch with Scallywags Puppets contact Paul on paul@scallywagpuppets.com or call 028 7188 0880.

 

For more information about the Give and Take Scheme visit www.includeyouth.org/giveandtake.

   

AFICIONADOS

SCREENINGS AT EL TERRARIO

25 de junio 2010

Lugar: Terrario.

Hora: 19.30 hs.

Precio: Free entrance.

Institución:

INTERMEDIAE

 

Espacio: Intermediae

 

On Friday 25 June, director Arturo Dueñas will premiere his documentary film Aficionados at the Terrario at Intermediæ, as the final event in the series Cruzando los márgenes: gente de a pie que sube a los escenarios (Crossing Borders: Ordinary People on Stage).

Aficionados, 2010 (Spain). Fiction. Director: Arturo Dueñas. Running time: 115’. Spanish. Premiere.

Aficionados of life… because life is not for professional: an unusual librarian, a successful executive, an elementary school teacher, a single mother, an Italian cook, a computer programming specialist… meet weekly to cultivate their favourite hobby. Aficionados is an experimental film created collectively in which the (non-professional) actors were chosen first and they created their own characters.

 

Arturo Dueñas (Valladolid, 1962) holds a degree in Hispanic Philology and a diploma in film, and is an actor and film and theatre director. His training in theatre was at the Aula de Teatro at the Universidad de Valladolid and the Centro de Investigación Actoral Espacio Abierto; he studied in the Master’s Degree Scriptwriting Programme at the Universidad de Salamanca and at a filmmaking course at the New York Film Academy. He directed the short films Run, Run, Run (2007) and Pucela Square(2008).

SCREENINGS AT EL TERRARIO presents videos, documentaries and films related to Intermediae programming. Offered in cine forum format on the last Friday of each month, the series invites audiences to a dialogue and debate with its creators.

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