May 15
Alberta animation
What are your thoughts regarding the need or state of animation studios in Alberta?
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Alberta animation
What are your thoughts regarding the need or state of animation studios in Alberta?
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I'm the one holding the sign that says "esponsibility".
The play was called Are We Safe Yet? (a reference to some graffiti our sound and light tech saw one day near the theatre) and was part of a program for teens where we worked with professionals in our fields of interest to put on performances.
Instead of being one single story, the play was a bunch of wildly varied sketches talking about different aspects of violence, how it can affect a community, and how we can work to solve those issues.
^ My favourite sketch from the play: a dance-y fight sequence inspired by the fight between the Sharks and the Jets in West Side Story (complete with finger snaps!). Our amazing director even managed to snag a professional fight choreographer to volunteer to design the fight and direct us through it.
^ The whole team together! Our director was the incredibly talented Mieko Ouchi. If you're Canadian and have a chance to see something written or directed by her, take that chance!
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