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Jenni Cargill-Strong's List: Funny and uplifting clips
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May 11, 11
LITERAL Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Trailer
Could be useful funny intro to examining camera angles and film techniques. -
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May 22, 11
TED Talks In a moving and madly viral video last year, composer Eric Whitacre led a virtual choir of singers from around the world. He talks through the creative challenges of making music powered by YouTube, and unveils the first 2 minutes of his new work, "Sleep," with a video choir of 2,052.
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Jun 21, 11
Irish female comedians singing a send up of cheap flights which are NOT.
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Aug 22, 11
Inspiring and moving talk to school kids by Nick Vujicic. Starts with him 'kicking' soccer ball- 'I wasn't ready'.
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Aug 24, 11
Celeste is a little girl who lives on the island of Moorea in French Polynesia. Despite her young age, she is aware of the need to educate people to help protect the environment.
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Aug 26, 11
By Phil Lord and Chris Miller
This was a fake commercial we made in 1998 for a series of educational shorts about action figures based on historical figures. Its educational value was somewhat suspect. It was never aired. -
Jun 29, 11
This is REALLY funny and makes a perfect point with humour. Would go well with 'Story of Stuff' in a class or presentation on consumersim.
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Sep 05, 11
Article then scholarly repy- could get kids to read both, analyes and debate.
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Sep 05, 11
Slow loading for me at the mo and not that funny but maybe worth persisting with.
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Sep 06, 11
I was lucky enough to be at the right place at the right time. We were on our way home when something odd was happening. This group was doing a Flash Mob - like Haka at Sylvia Park.
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Sep 29, 11
(9 mins)
Hilarious! Risque. For older students in a broad-minded school. -
Oct 22, 11
This is really moving story of a Brahmin Indian helping the very poor and Untouchables with great love. Deeply inspiring.
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Nov 22, 11
REALLY inspiring and not at all syrupy!! 'Fearless Lions' are these students and their teacher and you can buy on itunes for $1.39 on itunes. The track is called 'It's called Respect'
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Nov 24, 11
Review of a film which seeks to discredit Shakespeare's authorship. Could stimulate discussion?
To recount the convoluted plot of Anonymous is to discredit it. A work entitled “Anonymous” is playing at a contemporary New York City theater. Derek Jacobi marches onstage and presents a sort of prologue, in which he casts doubt that Shakespeare, the mere son of “a glove maker” and a “grammar school” graduate, could have produced such a magnificent body of work. There is a “darker story” to tell, he somberly informs us.
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