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Achievements
Produced and directed Art, Dance and Computer Animation video works such as "Quetzalcoatl: The Serpent", "The Mirror...Mirrored", "The Morrigan" and "The Shell" shown nationally and internationally (see below!).
Setting up interactive multimedia and computer animation production facilities at my local College of Further Education.
Designed and produced interactive CD-ROM demos such as "The Entrepreneur Ship", "What is Multimedia?", "Kikaflik's kiosk", "Sustainable Development", and "Learning Difficulties and Chito-Ryu Karate".
Organised and conducted a Video Conference between Lauder College’s Youthstart members and Youthstart organisers in Helsinki, Finland.
Participated in a 4-way Video Conference between Spain, Italy, England and Scotland to evaluate live a CD ROM encouraging European Women to become Entrepreneurs.
Provided Multimedia Consultancy for a Leonardo Project ran by DAICE (Division of Academic Innovation & Continuing Education) at the University of Stirling.
Designed and developed Websites such as Kikaflik, ADAPT’s "Tierra-Azara" (Telematics for Small Enterprises), "Youthstart", D’Artagnan for Lauder College and CTI SocInfo and EUCEN THENUCE Task Force 5 for the University of Stirling.
Undertook design work for projects such as the Usher Hall Gala Concerts, the Royal Lyceum Theatre Masked Ball, the Dundee 800 Hydro-Electric Sound and Light Show (Fire Sculptures and Fireworks display), the St Margaret 900 Celebrations (Multimedia Performance Video Production), Street Biz Festival (Pyrotechnics and Stage Management) and many other events.
Successfully managed (also providing artistic direction) community performance art groups such as "La Bruja", "Tramlines", "Splinters", "Whigmalearie", "Theatre in Motion", "Alto Cirrus" and "Butoh Dance".
Funded TribesNETribes - New Media Arts for Young People ... promoting Peace and Harmony. Facilitated the Scottish part of the "Multivisions 2000" - Exploring "identity" through digital video-making, a project sponsored by ASTRA Satellite and Youth for Europe and shown at the EXPO 2000, Hanover.
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