Blog Category: Sounds like Graffiti

A week long project for young people in Bradford with Mind the Gap and Nation of Aslam

www.soundslikegraffiti.net


26/04/2010

Sounds like Graffiti - the performance blog

Friday was the final performance day and for those of you worrying, it wasn't affected by the Icelandic volcano! I was the leader of the expedition team and all the stories that were performed were linked by the expedition team's findings and where they were.  So it was like the path was coming alive through the expedition.

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26/04/2010

Sounds like Graffiti - blog 4

I led the warm-up again today.  I did a different warm-up this morning called Pass the Clap, you have to look in each others' eyes and clap at the same time, so it's more of a concentration game.  And the Martin led a few warm-up games as well, the ones we did at the beginning of the week.  Because he's from Manchester he says we have to call him Mar'in and not pronounce the t.

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26/04/2010

Sounds like Graffiti - Blog 3

This morning I led the warm-up.  I did the pass the squeeze game to get everyone's concentration up and running first thing.  It was good fun running an exercise and the participants seemed to enjoy it.  Shabina asked me to run it, which made me feel really useful.

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26/04/2010

Sounds like Graffiti - Blog 2

Today was a good day.  First of all we did a name game to refresh everyone's memory.  Then the rest of the morning was mostly a repeat of yesterday morning, working as a whole group doing warm-ups and getting our brains working.

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26/04/2010

Sounds like Graffiti - Blog 1

Ed here to tell you about a project we are running this week called Sounds like Graffiti with Nation of Aslam, the participants are young people from Bradford special schools. The idea is that we are going to make stories about living in Bradford, we will be using audio recording and some filming. It’s quite a big group, a lot of the participants have done previous projects with us so they were showing the new people where everything was.  We are working with Shabina, Sam and Martin from Nation of Aslam.

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