Some of you may remember a fantastic Gibberie Wallie poster by Primary 4/5 pupils at Sunnybank that appeared in the Youngsters’ Forum last September. Now here’s a fun animation by the pupils in Primary 5/6 that takes the Gibberie Wallie story out of this world!
Add comment March 23rd, 2010
Look out for the camels and remarkable feats of engineering in this evocation of ancient Egypt by the young film-makers at Ashley Road School!
Add comment December 16th, 2009
Check out these clever films from the clever film makers in P7 Kingswells School!
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Check out this great video from the talented movie-makers at Kittybrewster.
Watch out for the surprising appearance and listen for the sounds of a kelpie!
Add comment September 18th, 2009
This is a short film by talented pupils at the EAL Centre. The story is an adaptation of The Enormous Turnip. The pupils are learning English as an Additional Language and did a fantastic job creating their own film.
Have a look!
Add comment March 31st, 2009
Here is the wonderful finished animation of Three Wishes by Primary 5 at Woodside with the animator Migy.
5 comments November 12th, 2008
Here is the famous production of Crocorattie by Donbank Primary 3, which has toured to sell-out audiences around Aberdeen and further afield…
2 comments September 16th, 2008
A group of youngsters from Kittybrewster School took part in an after school film animation group. The group met for four weeks and produced their own digi-blue films. Here they are - we hope you enjoy them!
Add comment August 7th, 2008
This animated film was created at Word 08. Primary 7 from Sunnybank School organised and delivered two workshops during the Word School’s programme at the University of Aberdeen. They introduced pupils from Bucksburn Primary School and families from Aberdeenshire Home School Group to digi blue animation. The Sunnybank youngsters helped their groups film the scenes for The Test and this is the result! Well done all involved.
Add comment August 5th, 2008
This film has been made by a group of youngsters who attend the EAL Centre. The Reading Bus regularly visits this centre which works with youngsters who are learning English as an alternative language. They did a fantastic job retelling the story of Handa’s Surprise!
Add comment August 5th, 2008
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