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20 April 2020
Visitors to Bristol’s M Shed and fans of Wallace & Gromit are in for an extra special treat this year as Wallace & Gromit will once again be a ui-highlight in Bristol’s cultural calendar when a new exhibition opens this spring. Download the full press release.
The exhibition,Wallace & Gromit from the drawing board opens on Saturday, May 24 and runs until Sunday, September 7, 2014. It will take visitors on a journey that explores the world which lies behind the Wallace & Gromit characters, their Bristol based creators, Aardman Animations and the award-winning films in which they star.
Visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to see the famous duo up-close and view ‘story boards’ used to create some of the familiar and amusing film scenes. Exhibition ui-highlights will include; production artefacts such as notebooks from the creators, film archive, models, animation sets and clips. Some of the drawings and objects have never been on display before.
- Equitable and fair
- Appropriate: providing optimum advice or care, at the right time and place for prevention or care
- Sustainable: taking account of resource-use and future continuation
Visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to see the famous duo up-close and view ‘story boards’ used to create some of the familiar and amusing film scenes. Exhibition ui-highlights will include; production artefacts such as notebooks from the creators, film archive, models, animation sets and clips. Some of the drawings and objects have never been on display before.
- Equitable and fair
- Appropriate: providing optimum advice or care, at the right time and place for prevention or care
- Sustainable: taking account of resource-use and future continuation
Beach Car Park Sounds at Daymer Bay
Some field sounds which Dan recorded
Radiolab Live: Apocalyptical FULL SHOW
Dinosaurs, death, and destruction -- a thought-provoking and laughter-inducing dance on the grave of our inevitable demise.
Putting users at the centre of your projects by talking to them
Presentation by Dan Goodwin for Exeter Web Meetup, 13 February 2014.
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