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This year's animation festival included work from 16 Lambeth schools - both animations and other shorts produced by students in various schools. Following an INSET attended by the key teachers and teaching assistants, schools chose different models for their film production. Some worked pretty much independently, with brief support visits from the CLC team or animators. Others prepared their artwork and came into the centre to produce the whole film in a day. For others, two professional animators worked with small groups of pupils independently over time.
All the films culminated in a trip for the pupils to see their own work on the big screen at either Clapham Picture House or the Ritzy Cinema in Brixon. Schools shared their experiences of making their films in joint screenings, and all enjoyed watching their own films alongside professional animations.
Professional animators and filmmakers have been enlisted to help teachers and other school staff support pupils with their creations. To see the type of films made , click on the animations shown:-
Kensuke's Kingdom
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Sophie's New Change
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Revenge is Back
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The Gingerbread Man
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The Fox and the Crow
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The Three Feathers
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Where the Jungle Creatures Live
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Little Blue Beanie and the Bag Bad Mower
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Romeo and Juliet
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The Journey
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Trip to Paris
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The Selfish Giant
Schools Involved in Lambeth CLC's Film and Animation Festival:
- Elm Wood Primary
- Jubilee Primary
- Immanuel and St Andrew’s CE
- Hillmead Primary
- Lark Hall Primary
- Wyvil Primary
- St Stephen's C of E Primary
- Telferscot Primary
- Julian's Primary
- Stockwell Primary
- Glenbrook Primary
- Sudbourne Primary
- Archbishop Sumner C of E Primary
- Charles Edward Brooke Secondary School for Girls
I have never seen the children so excited by a project in all my years teaching.
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