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  1. Responsibly international performing arts practice (its digital!)

    The British Council have been hosting their Edinburgh Showcase 2011, which included a digital day, focusing on creating engaging digital content (case studies: Digital Theatre, NT LIve!, Watershed) and engaging audiences digitally (case studies: National Theatre Wales, Sadler’s Wells, Hoipolloi & my very own Envirodigital). I talked to the international delegates about how to engage audiences internationally, but responsibly (in relation to protecting the environment).

    Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com

    Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com

    Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com

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  2. Webinar on-demand: Five Minute Theatre in an Hour!

    WEBINAR 10: Five Minute Theatre in an Hour!

    The tenth in AmbITion Scotland’s webinar series is an in-depth case study of the live and online production by National Theatre Scotland of Five Minute Theatre. It explores the issues and opportunities of digitizing live, cultural experiences; crowdsourcing content; and building online audiences, so is for anyone interested in those concepts, and is not specific to theatre!

    Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com

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  3. 5 minute theatre, Timespan and Sadler’s Wells – all performing well online!

    5pm 21.06.2011 – 5pm 22.06.2011: http://www.fiveminutetheatre.com – a virtual live theatre project powered by webcasting and standard Scottish bandwidth! Join the National Theatre Scotland’s 5th birthday celebrations, showing online 24 hours of live 5 minute pieces of theatre by anyone for everyone. Hannah’s other company Envirodigital have been the technical consultants, and producers. To provide an insight and case study of the complex process of creating the ievent, NTS have built up a video blog over the weeks.

    Also in this blog: an update on the digital developments of Timespan Museum, Arts and Heritage Centre, Stellar Quines theatre company and Sadler’s Wells.

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  4. AmbITion Scotland video case study: Stellar Quines

    Hannah Rudman follows Stellar Quines Theatre Company on their digital development throughout the production of Age of Arousal.

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  5. AmbITion Scotland video case study: ATTFife

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