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"Chaos in the Woods"


By Wednesfield High School

Featuring Anup as the voice of Puck.

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About this film

Our project involved nine Gifted and Talented pupils in Year 12 and Year 7. Pupils had free choice of the play and how they wanted to present their ideas. They chose A Midsummer Night's Dream and wanted to concentrate on the chaos of the lovers in the woods. The animation was the pupils' idea and they designed all of the characters, costume, background, fairies and detail to the animation themselves. They wrote the script and one pupil was the voice of Puck.

As a teacher I have been incredibly impressed with how creative the pupils' ideas were and how enthusiastic they have been. The project was completed as an after-school activity showing their commitment. Everyone involved has thoroughly enjoyed the experience and worked extremely hard. We all hope that you enjoy our submission.

Your reviews

Laura
Oh My Gosh this is so the best one that ive seen. This should definatly win!

Hermia
This is brilliant! LOve it

Keith from cre8
Great animation. Very funny script. I could imagine enjoying the whole play in this style.

Jana
Really funny prsenter!

Laura
This is quite clearly the best entry of the competition =D

elle
wow,its really good

James
This is a brilliant piece of work - looks great, well paced and a nice twist.

Kieron
It's legend! It's very creative and kinda freaky. Ha ha ha!

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