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  1. Video: Shift in a Nutshell: Andy Hobsbawm, Do the Green Thing

    Andy Hobsbawm from Do The Green Thing talks about opportunities for arts organisations to frame behaviour change for sustainability.

    Speaking to Ian Aspin and filmed by Erin Maguire at Shift Happens 2.0, the partner event to AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire, in June 2009.

  2. Video: Shift in a Nutshell: Marcia Hutchinson, Primary Colours

    Marcia Hutchinson is Director of Primary Colours, a publishing and learning company specialising in diversity. Marcia attended both the AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire and Shift Happens 2.0. Here are her observations of both events, plus some helpful hints!

    Speaking to Ian Aspin and filmed by Erin Maguire at Shift Happens 2.0, the partner event to AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire, in June 2009.

  3. Video: Shift in a Nutshell: Tim Jones, Coney

    Tim Jones from Coney talks about the importance of technology as a part of culture and the need to have a critical and creative attitude to technology.

    Speaking to Ian Aspin at Shift Happens 2.0, the partner event to AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire, in June 2009.

    Filmed by Erin Maguire, AmbITion’s Digital Content and Event Producer.

  4. Video: Shift in a Nutshell: Rob Colling, internetsubtitling.com

    Rob Colling runs internetsubtitling.com, here, he gives us a little perspective on what we should be doing about subtitling and captioning.

    Speaking to Ian Aspin at Shift Happens 2.0, the partner event to AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire, in June 2009.

  5. Video: Shift in a Nutshell: Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

    AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire ran in partnership with Shift Happens 2.0 event at York Theatre Royal at the end of June this year. Shift Happens had an excellent line up of speakers and AmbITion were lucky enough to get an interview with of few! Here, we get a perspective from Lyn Gardner, Theatre critic at the Guardian. We’ll be sharing more interviews in the next few days.

    Lyn Gardner, Theatre critic at The Guardian talks about changes in the use of technology creatively, engaging audiences and the power of digital tools in enticing your audience to the theatre.

    Speaking to Ian Aspin and Erin Maguire at Shift Happens 2.0, the partner event to AmbITion Roadshow Yorkshire, in June 2009.

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