Couldn’t figure out how to embed the slideshow, but it can be viewed here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38896015@N02/sets/72157618954262138/
Enjoy!
Couldn’t figure out how to embed the slideshow, but it can be viewed here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38896015@N02/sets/72157618954262138/
Enjoy!
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Here’s some of the footage from our Community Reporters of the Guerrilla Buskers – thanks so much for all your hard work guys!
More from the day can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/SingleCellCollective
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PVM’s Community Reporters are going to be out and about this Friday documenting Single Cell’s / Futuresonic’s Guerilla Buskers.
Raising money and awareness for refugees and asylum seekers, a whole range of Manchester artists are going to be playing in secret locations all around the city centre – and we’re going to be following them.
Look out for up-to-the-minute footage on Single Cell’s YouTube channel as the day progresses: http://www.youtube.com/singlecellcollective
And best of all, we want your footage as well. If you’re going to watch any of the acts, or just happen to stumble across them on your travels, and feel to take some pics or record something on your phone, then we want it! Send what you can to jess@peoplesvoicemedia.co.uk, or get in touch for Youtube account info.
Here’s to hoping for a sunny day!
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Congratulations to Euna and John, who braved the cold winds of Manchester to go out on the streets and get your jokes! They’ve each won a pair of tickets to the Frog and Bucket comedy club on Oldham St. While the majority of people they asked ran away screaming, some of you were brave enough to face the camera. Here’s the results:
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More jokes to get those comedy juices flowing! Record yourself telling a joke with your mobile phone, a webcam, or stop into the office to use some of our equipment!
Send your entries to jess@mcin.net by the end of February – the best entries win a pair of tickets each (and remember it’s the way you tell them!)
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The fun never ends…
The Frog and Bucket is the latest Manchester venue to open its doors to our Community Reporters. They’ve given us 2 pairs of tickets which can be used any Thursday or Friday night (except for special events), and this time we’ve decided to make you work for them.
We want you to record yourself telling a joke, and send it in to us. It can be as a podcast or a video, and the sillier the better. If you haven’t got any way of recording yourself then get in touch and we’ll help you out with equipment, and help you record it. Simples!
You don’t need to be a current Community Reporter to take part – as long as you live, work or play in Manchester you can get involved. Get in touch if you’ve got any questions.
All entries need to be sent (as attachments) to jess@mcin.net by Monday the end of February. The best 2 jokes each win a pair of tickets.
Here’s a little taster from Mick to get you started:
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It’s happening again….and this time it’s definitely going ahead!
We’ve got 12 tickets to go and see True Love Lies at the Royal Exchange theatre, on Saturday 7th Feb at 16:00. This is going to be followed by a short (45mins – 1hour) workshop on how to create a theatre review, given by someone who’s done it for a living! A great opportunity to go to the theatre and learn new skills, skills which can be applied to reviewing all sorts of things – swimming lessons, films, restaurants, days out at the Velodrome….check out our Community Reviewers blog to see what our Reporters have been up to.
Tickets cost £4.50 each, and we’ve already given away 5, so if you want one you’ll have to be quick. Email jess@mcin.net. It’s first come, first serve, and priority will be given to existing Community Reporters, or those who want to join the scheme and produce content on a regular basis – see our Community Reporters page for more info.
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This is a film of a brilliantly funny and very convincing talk given by Sir Ken Robinson, making the case for an education that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity. Makes you think, and, hopefully, makes you want to create!
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