Digistory:
2D and 3D Installations
The school called on artist Peter Cleverley
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"Ask Me Anything" panelist, Sam Scott, MNZM and Artistic Director at Massive Company shares her thoughts on the differences between trained and novice performers when working with text and approaches for teachers when working with text with students to develop dynamic characters and performance.
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Digistory:
This project involved the school working collaboratively with members
Digistory:
Chisnallwood Intermediate School is a Decile 5 intermediate school