Creating content

Creating content

Through multimedia workshops, we enable people of all ages to create Olympics and 2012 focused content for a variety of BBC platforms. No prior knowledge of digital technology is required to take part in our projects, with a focus on fun. Our workshops provide the opportunities to learn new multimedia skills.

Animation

  • Animation

    Make a short animated film from scratch using stop motion techniques and/or Flash animation. Create storyboards, design characters and learn how to use animation equipment and software to set your ideas and artwork in motion. See examples

Film & TV

  • Film & TV

    Make short films and programmes and develop key production skills such as interviewing, filming using DV cameras, scripting, presenting and editing. We have a green screen TV studio which allows for the most creative ideas to be realised.

    See examples

Graphic Design

  • Graphic Design

    Design a magazine or comic book; Illustrate a book jacket or create a logo for a new brand. You'll learn how to combine traditional art techniques with digital software including Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator.

    See examples

Radio

  • Radio

    Get to grips with the principles and techniques involved in making speech radio, including how to research and record interviews and how to plan, script and edit a short podcast or radio drama with easy to use software.

    See examples

Music

  • Music

    Take a creative leap into music with the help of technology. Create your own song or score music for film. Whether you are a complete beginner or even a virtuoso, learn the tricks of the trade that will get you making and recording your own music.

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