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  • Review Who's winning the 2015 Christmas ad game?
    9 December 2015

    Who's winning the 2015 Christmas ad game?

    by Bhavesh Jadva Voice Team

    Last year, I reported on how I felt 2014 marked the establishment of the New Wave of Christmas adverts with more adverts than ever with short form narratives and touching productions rather than flashing price tags and undulating images of products.

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  • Blog Creativity Takes Confidence
    7 December 2015

    Creativity Takes Confidence

    by Mollie Tuttle Youth Network

    Art is all about opinion. There is no right or wrong answer. But because of this, we as artists invest so much of ourselves into our work and to show that to the world can make you feel exposed and vulnerable. It's often hard to trust your opinion, that what you're creating is of a high quality, and it takes guts to share that work with others.

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  • Review The Sawyer Studies
    3 December 2015

    The Sawyer Studies

    by Emily Steer Voice Team

    18-year-old Noah Altshuler works as playwright-in-residence at the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford, Connecticut. An enormous Twain fan, the young writer has produced a set of three short plays based on the popular novel Tom Sawyer, published in 1876 and based largely on Twain's own youth.

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  • Blog An open letter to Writing
    27 November 2015

    An open letter to Writing

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    I love writing, but we have had our difficulties.

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  • Blog Random Acts: A bit of the Journey
    26 November 2015

    Random Acts: A bit of the Journey

    by Julie Colman

    This blog was written by Puffin Ethics a young spoken word artist from Herefordshire.
    I could probably write a small book about my experience making a film with the Rural Media company for this Random Acts Project, but I've tried really hard not to. I also tried hard not to open with a clique...obviously not hard enough. No one's got time for books anymore anyway, that's why you want to make a film, right? I'll try and keep it snappy.

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  • Blog Theatrecraft
    25 November 2015

    Theatrecraft

    by Ashlee Brown Activist

    Last week I attended Theatrecraft in London! This is just a quick blog explaining what went on throughout the day and my opinions on it!

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  • Blog Working at Affinity Festival: Part 4
    24 November 2015

    Working at Affinity Festival: Part 4

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    The second day of Affinity Festival arrived and I was super excited for what would come.

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  • Blog Working at Affinity Festival: Part 3
    24 November 2015

    Working at Affinity Festival: Part 3

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    The Affinity festival itself was a huge success, lots of people came and the performers and workshops went amazingly!

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  • Review Fallout 4 Review (Xbox One)
    22 November 2015

    Fallout 4 Review (Xbox One)

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    I'm in love with RPG's

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  • Review The Bicycle
    22 November 2015

    The Bicycle

    by Hannah Davina Westwood

    Review of Documentary The Bicycle.

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  • Review Atom Egoyan's ‘Steenbeckett’
    22 November 2015

    Atom Egoyan's ‘Steenbeckett’

    by Hannah Davina Westwood

    Review of Steenbeckett exhibition at the MAC in Birmingham.

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  • Review The Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015) Review
    22 November 2015

    The Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015) Review

    by Tayyib Mahmood

    This is a review of the Earths mightest hereos returning together for the second installment of The Avengers Franchise

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  • Review The Conjuring (2013) Review
    22 November 2015

    The Conjuring (2013) Review

    by Tayyib Mahmood

    The Conjuring is a must watch horror film of this decade which uses typical horror conventions but with a twist.

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  • Blog Working at Affinity Festival: Part 2
    19 November 2015

    Working at Affinity Festival: Part 2

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    Throughout the week we had been working on making decorations for our area of the festival, the Space. Having spent weeks coming up with design ideas and sourcing materials, now was the time to put it into reality. Ola, myself and Leila had all been part of the same team working on this area.

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  • Blog Working at Affinity Festival: Part 1
    19 November 2015

    Working at Affinity Festival: Part 1

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    The weekend before last a very exciting festival was held at Nottingham Contemporary for 15-25 year olds. Affinity Festival was a huge success, starting on Friday at 12pm and ending Saturday at 12am.

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  • Blog My gold arts award story!
    18 November 2015

    My gold arts award story!

    by Ashlee Brown Activist

    In this video, i talk about my experience with arts award as a whole. What i did for my leadership and some advice i would give to people who are thinking about doing gold.

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  • Review Lumiere Festival
    18 November 2015

    Lumiere Festival

    by Ellen Orange Contributor

    Lumiere is the UK's largest light festival, featuring light-based art installations across the city for four days. Produced by Artichoke and commissioned for the fourth time by Durham City Council, this year's festival offered a host of different artworks against the beautiful backdrop of Durham City.

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  • Blog Mozfest Blog: I tried Oculus!
    7 November 2015

    Mozfest Blog: I tried Oculus!

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    The future is close, but not here yet

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