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Recent Projects The Movingsounds Eco Show: 'CONNECTED" Movingsounds have just launched their new multi-media theatre performance 'CONNECTED'.
Here is a short trailer for The Connected Show:
ECOVISION and other shows This short video is a tour through the Movingsounds ecoshows.
The Eco-Teams Convention in the Woods Movingsounds hosted a day with 3 Eco Teams from locals schools in Vert Woods, Sussex. Check out the video below!
Video- activitism We have been running video-activism workshops where participants can film and edit their own videos to raise awareness of environmental issues. In partnership with Transition Town Totnes local people made videos highlighting the importance of community in the face of Peak Oil and climate change.
Intergenerational Arts Working with Magic Me video was used as part of a 12 week arts project with primary school children, university students and elders from a local day centre. A short film was used in the final performance to show the creative process of sculpture, song, movement and games- a part of creative projects which is often unseen.
The Backstory The Backstory is a form or Forum Theatre: a way of working with groups to explore issues affecting them and how to make real changes.
The process led to a performance workshop with 200 teachers at the Network Learning Conference. The young people actually facilitated the teachers in the process they had learned during the project.
The 3 Rs recycling, music and drama project: "Reduce, Re-use, Recycle." (Summer 2005 autumn 2006)
Graffiti Wall
Innovation in Maths (ongoing spring and summer 2006)
We also managed a similar project with excluded young people . Working through creative arts activities such as photography, video, song writing, break-dance and basketball we formed an engaged core group. We then spent a day in the woods with Trackways Wilderness Skills learning through nature awareness activities. The students, using digital photography documented this and a DVD was produced and shown at the school to conclude the first phase of the project. "Movingsounds present a wide range of skills that enable them to meet with our project objectives in a flexible and responsive way. Of all the practitioners they have had the most insight into the context in which they are working and been the most perceptive in engaging with it"
Healthy Eating Campaign. (Jan/Feb 2006)
After only 9 hours contact time over 2 weeks the group had made a music video about healthy food, designed a poster-campaign and built sculptures from fruit. The group then lead workshops with younger students exploring food issues and action research. The music video "GOOD FOOD BAD FOOD" was shown in the lunch hall and used as valuable documentation and learning tool for other projects.
Margate Exodus; the plagues project (March 2006)
"What impressed me most was the interest and enthusiasm towards the childrens ideas and concepts."
Community Consultation on the Isle of Wight. (Oct 2005)
After 3 days the group had become a team with a sense of their strengths and new friendships. The 4th and final day of the project was a public family event called The Big Day Out in which the young people performed a fantastic samba procession and made a giant labyrinth, the centre of which was a collection box in which members of the public were invited to write their views on services for young-people on the island and how they could be improved. The information was then used by the council to inform policy on youth services. The finale of the day was a performance of Forum Theatre by the young people and witnessed by council members and the public exploring important issues in their lives.
Recycled Fashion Show (June 2005 and November 2005)
Sustainable Neighbourhood Design (summer 2005)
The project culminated in an installation of work and a presentation to the architects, planners, local residents and a French partner community viewing this project as a model for community consultation. Some of the students' ideas were used in the forthcoming improvement of the area.
Global Citizenship and fair Trade (Jan 2005)
Zambia - Lewes Video Link This was a project exchanging video-interviews with students from the New School in Lewes, and a school near Lusaka in Zambia. We also made a similar link with a performing youth music and dance group in the Zambia as part of the same project. The students in both countries watched the interviews and videos of each other's school and neighbourhood. The students then created and performed music and dance pieces about activities in their lives (sports and fishing) to video and send to the students abroad.
Tribal Peoples workshop This workshop used resources from Survival International a charity campaigning for tribal peoples' rights- and drama and music activities to explore the contentious issues facing tribal peoples in Brazil today. The day finished with students writing illustrated postcards to the Brazilian president expressing their views.
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