Young
Media Art
Animation Station Exhibition
Banbury Museum
May 25 - June 22
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By
Richard Hollinghum
Banbury's
own dream factory is showing off its wares at Banbury Museum.
BANBURY
MUSEUM
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View
some of the pictures from the Young Media Art exhibition at
the Banbury Museum.
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The
Animation Station, a centre for young people to learn multimedia
skills, is presenting an exhibition of static images and film from
May 24 to June 22.
The
Animation Station runs short courses in various multimedia. While
animation may be the core remit, they also work in still images,
sound, web and video.
This
exhibition showcases the work that has been done by various groups
and individuals over the past 18 months. One
of these projects has been with the Oxfordshire Hearing Support
Service.
Taking
young people from a selection of schools in the county, the project,
according to Rose Shepherd, Team Leader for the Service, was a great
success.
Rose
Shepherd said: "The pupils who have done it have thoroughly enjoyed
themselves, gained lots of knowledge and experience and put together
a fantastic production."
And
the work is excellent - excellent in the knowledge that young people
can have the opportunity to work with hardware, software and artists
that they may not normally come into contact with.
For
some this can lead to bigger things. 13-year-old Jack van Spall
has just returned from a trip to the Dreamworks organisation in
California where he worked on their latest venture, Sinbad.
Jack's
name was put forward to the 成人快手 by Animation Centre Manager, Clinton
Osborne in their search for animation stars of the future and his
experiences were filmed for television to be broadcast on Call The
Shots on July 18.
The
images in the static display want for a little explanation. There
is little indication as how they were made, and there is a danger
that the amount of work that has gone into them will not be appreciated.
When
you go, do make the time to sit and watch the short films. They
are often very funny, usually very clever and allow you to appreciate
that creativity and technology can be good partners.
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