Arts Award on Voice

Art was my favourite character from Monsters University and I wanted to learn how to draw him.

Even when face-to-face contact is discouraged, there are ways of sharing your skills to achieve your Arts Award in isolation!

I chose to review this film because I had seen it before and liked it. I remember the animation being very good.I enjoyed the film, it was fast paced and exciting. It kept me interested for the whole hour and forty minutes.

I enjoyed the film very much. Sully is one of my favourite characters. The film was funny both visually and scripted. I enjoyed the competitive elements of the scare games. Please read my review to see more detail about why the movie works so well. 

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or you have never danced before, the dance community has pulled out all the stops to make sure you can still get your dance fix whilst isolating at home.

This is a still image of a montage I created myself after watching the workshop '  Tutorial One: Mobile Filmmaking....The Basic Cinematic Shots' on Youtube.

An introduction to AAI's online learning programmes

With lockdown becoming a new reality, we have been checking out how arts and culture are adapting to keep us entertained. First up, we take a look at how you can enjoy literature from the comfort of your sofa.

We recently took part in a webinar for Advisers about running Arts Award remotely – particularly in these times of limited contact. Here are some tips to support you in delivering or achieving an Arts Award.

Singer-songwriter Kerri Watt shares advice on to stay artistically productive whilst at home.

Doing your Arts Award at home during the lockdown? Don’t panic! Here’s how Arts Award on Voice can help.

A New Direction recently hosted a workshop for teachers, representatives from the cultural sector, and arts practitioners to explore wellbeing centred projects in an arts setting. But what is wellbeing and what does it mean when we bring it into an arts and cultural setting?