QR Experiments

I’ve been experimenting with different QR code things. Just found this – Share Square – pretty cool. If you recognise the image to the right then you most likely know what to do with it. If you don’t have a smart phone you can still see the results here: http://shsq.re/UB

Animex Fringe 2011

If you can’t make it to the event in Saltburn today  (Thurs 3rd March) you should still me able to enjoy it online. I say “should” because this is experimental. At http://tvcm.co.uk/animex2011 there is a tweetstream with the hashtag #tvcmanim11 – a chat stream, a live stream and a “blogcast” releasing each film at the … Read more

Never Go Back

I’ve mentioned to a few people my habit of knocking out a quick song and then forgetting it. Everyone says “run a tape recorder and capture them”. But that would destroy the art of it – a song created, performed and forgotten all in 10 minutes or however long it takes a video or some … Read more

Production Resumed

Production has begun again after the Christmas break on “Tommy and Barry Go Back”. We lost a lot of production days before Christmas to weather condition and ill health so we have postponed the world premiere to March 3rd. It’s the same venue, Saltburn Community Theatre at 7.30pm. We moved our production location to Destinations in … Read more

Distance Learning

Projected onto the wall in Salturn from room in Prato During the October 2010 workshops at Destinations in Saltburn  I explained to the participants that I would be out of the country at a conference the following week and so there would be no session. They said that they attend any way because it’s quite … Read more

Re-enactment Of Historic Event

On Thursday 18th November children at Whitcliffe Primary School will re-enact a famous event from their Schools history. Actually the story relates to Skinningrove school but both schools have been amalgamated and children of Skinningrove and Carlin How all attend Whitecliffe. Whitecliffe has the logbooks of both schools going back over 140 years and one … Read more

Steve Thompson
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