Summer School Programme 2023

Come and learn how to make funstop frame animations, cartoon or iPad animation movies in these fun, summer workshops - with rigs, Apps & iPads! All work screened on YouTube.

1. Amazing Animation Taster Day. Thursday 3 August

Come and have a play on this fun, hands on one-day Taster animationworkshop! Ever wanted to make a mini Wallace and Gromit, Charlie and Lola- Model or Cut Out Animation? Come and try NOW on this fun, play session.

Thursday 3 August. 9.30 am – 3.30pm. Ages 8-16. Price £ 20.00. 12 people max.

2. Amazing Animation Too! Tuesday 8 August

Missed out the first time? Come and play on this fun, hands on one-day minitaster workshop! Ever wanted to make a wacky Lego Movie, Wallace andGromit, Cut Out Animation? Have a go on this child friendly taster session.

Tuesday 8 August. 9.30 am – 3.30pm. Ages 8-16. Price £ 17.50. 12 people max.

3. MEGA Monster Mash Up! Thursday 10 August

Make a MONSTER of an animation on this fun workshop where you get tomake a monster or bring your own models, toys and drawings to life - usingiPads, and sets. Or, make Godzilla, Kong and T.Rex battle it out on this funhands-on animation workshop. Last one of the summer… Make it SPECIAL!

Thursday 10 August 9.30 am – 3.30pm. Ages 8-16. Price £ 17.50. 12 people max.

For ALL enquiries call the Booking Line on:Tel: 07521 772148. Or email: asincorporated@gmail.com

Address: North Kidlington Primary School.Benmead Road, Kidlington OX5 2DA

 

The Animation Station is an inclusive arts organisation which aims to animate young hearts and minds through the use of animation and digital moving image in relation to new technology, artists and the community.

Based on the borders of Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire in Banbury, it delivers core programmes of activities with schools, community groups, colleges and arts organisations embedding creativity, excellence and aspiration at the heart of its programme.

Animation Station is managed by Clinton Osborne with a professional network of associate artists and support from schools, the community, local authorities and grant funding.