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BBC Blast Truck in Belfast 21st, 22nd and 23rd of June 2006

2006-06-23

The BBC Blast Truck rolled into Belfast. Hamish Scott-Brown stayed with the truck while it was in transit from its last tour location, Derry, to its new home in Belfast. I flew home and flew back to join the truck and run clay animation classes. While in Northern Ireland, we’re lucky enough to be working with some of t

The BBC Blast Truck rolled into Belfast. Hamish Scott-Brown stayed with the truck while it was in transit from its last tour location, Derry, to its new home in Belfast. I flew home and flew back to join the truck and run clay animation classes. While in Northern Ireland, we’re lucky enough to be working with some of the BBC’s finest, including Michael, who works on BBC Northern Ireland’s Newsline programme, editing together some of the news stories. Northern Ireland so far has been fantastic. Both Hamish and I are shattered, but there is a real buzz here of activity and creative output. We’ve really enjoyed ourselves and learnt a lot from the people we are working with. As ever, the quality of the content produced by the young people we are facilitating is simply excellent.Click to view a selection of pictures taken in Belfast. It was also good to have Ultralab’s local, Anthony Russell, join us on board to meet the team from BBC Northern Ireland. One of the best aspects I think this truck offers is the ability to leave with any creative work made by young people. Each young person will leave the truck with a CD or a DVD containing their work, and using Apple technology they are al…

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