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SUMMARY:Learn to Line Dance with Maggie
DESCRIPTION:Learn to line dance Lessons with Maggie’s Line Dance Class in Maggie’s Rock ‘N’ Rodeo \n  \nWe have 3 levels of classes every Tuesday: \n  \n🕕 6–7pm – Absolute Beginners & Beginners \nPerfect for anyone new to line dancing or wanting to build confidence with the basics. \n  \n🕖 7–8pm – Improvers \nIdeal for dancers who are familiar with the basic steps and are ready for more of a challenge. \n  \n🕗 8–9pm – Intermediate & Advanced \nThe next step up after improver level\, with more complex routines and techniques. \n  \n  \nAll dance links are in comments section ⬇️
URL:https://www.whatsoninglasgow.com/event/learn-to-line-dance-with-maggie/
LOCATION:Maggie’s Rock n rodeo\, 60 Trongate Glasgow G1 5EP\, GLASGOW\, G1 5EP\, GLASGOW
CATEGORIES:Dancing
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SUMMARY:Film & Media Lab: From Ideas to the Big Screen (and Beyond!)
DESCRIPTION:Over 10 weeks\, we’ll come together as a creative team to imagine\, write\, build and produce our own original show. This is a hands-on filmmaking and theatre project where anything can happen. We’ll explore storytelling through casting\, character development\, scriptwriting\, improvisation\, music\, voiceovers\, filming\, editing\, green screen\, special effects and lots of creative experimentation. We’ll watch and recreate scenes from films we love\, share ideas\, jam together\, try things out and follow the creative process wherever it takes us. Everyone will have the chance to contribute — whether that’s performing\, writing\, directing\, creating sound and music\, designing visuals\, working behind the camera or bringing ideas to life.The project will be collaborative\, playful and full of surprises — Culminating in our very own production (in the form of a short film\, and/or a live performance) to share with an audience at House of Toad at the end of the programme. Places are offered on a pay-what-you-can basis\, with the project supported through House of Toad membership fees\, volunteers and our commitment to making creative opportunities accessible. \nWho is this for?\nHouse of Toad’s Film & Media Lab is for adults aged 18+ who are passionate about creativity\, film\, theatre and storytelling\, who may benefit from extra encouragement\, confidence-building and a supportive creative environment. The group is particularly suited to people with learning difficulties\, neurodivergence\, autism\, additional support needs\, or anyone who has found traditional education\, college\, employment or mainstream creative spaces difficult to access. We’re looking for people who are excited to collaborate\, share ideas and become part of a creative team — people who may just need the right environment\, encouragement and community to help their creativity flourish. \nParticipants should be able to take part independently within a group setting. We do not provide dedicated support workers or one-to-one care\, but all facilitators hold PVG certificates and are committed to creating a safe\, welcoming and supportive space. Over the course of the programme\, participants will explore the whole creative production process — from developing ideas and writing scripts\, to casting\, rehearsing\, creating characters\, filming\, sound\, music\, editing and experimenting with special effects. Together\, the group will work towards creating an original production to share in a final showcase. This is an opportunity to become part of a creative community\, develop skills\, make friends and create something amazing together. \n \nParticipants should be able to take part independently within a group setting. We do not provide dedicated support workers or one-to-one care\, but all facilitators hold PVG certificates and are committed to creating a safe\, welcoming and supportive space. Over the course of the programme\, participants will explore the whole creative production process — from developing ideas and writing scripts\, to casting\, rehearsing\, creating characters\, filming\, sound\, music\, editing and experimenting with special effects. Together\, the group will work towards creating an original production to share in a final showcase. This is an opportunity to become part of a creative community\, develop skills\, make friends and create something amazing together.
URL:https://www.whatsoninglasgow.com/event/film-media-lab-from-ideas-to-the-big-screen-and-beyond/
LOCATION:House of Toad CIC\, 23 Park Circus\, Glasgow\, G3 6AP\, Glasgow
CATEGORIES:Film & Media Workshop (ASN)
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SUMMARY:Working to Breaking Point: ​Una Marson’s Broadcasting Career at the BBC
DESCRIPTION:Una Marson\, the first Black woman who was a full-time producer at the BBC registered significant broadcasting accomplishments despite enduring unique challenges. She was a colonial subject and Pan-Africanist who pushed against entrenched cultural prejudices to develop a legendary broadcasting presence. Despite her remarkable accomplishments\, her dismissal by the BBC left her sidelined and forgotten. This talk will use textual analysis with grounded theory to examine data that traced Marson’s professional experiences. Articles\, books\, audiovisual materials\, and internal BBC memos are reviewed to establish a contextual narrative of Marson’s tenure at the BBC. The analysis suggests scholars pursuing a comprehensive understanding of the contributions of Black pioneers should interrogate the nuances of their private struggles and the implications of their personal losses. This approach is important because narratives of Black exceptionalism rooted in values that embrace colonialism\, racism and imperialism have typically ignored or undervalued Black lives\, and have missed critical insights. \nThis talk is based on the Identities article\, ‘Working to breaking point: Una Marson’s pioneering broadcasting career at the B.B.C.‘
URL:https://www.whatsoninglasgow.com/event/working-to-breaking-point-una-marsons-broadcasting-career-at-the-bbc/
LOCATION:Online\, Online\, Online\, Online\, Online
CATEGORIES:Academic
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SUMMARY:The Long Play Sessions: Grant McPhee - Scene Within A Scene with Aidan Moffat
DESCRIPTION:The Long Play Sessions: Grant McPhee – Scene Within A Scene\n\nSpecial guest on the evening will be Aidan Moffat from Arab Strap.\n\n\n\nIn the follow-up to Postcards From Scotland\, Grant McPhee tells the story of how Scotland reinvented its musical identity during the 1990s. As the celebrated indie boom of the 1980s faded\, record labels collapsed\, rave culture dominated\, and guitar music faced an uncertain future.\n\n\n\nOut of this period of upheaval emerged a bold new wave of artists. Rejecting the familiar jangle-pop sound\, these bands drew inspiration from anarcho-punk\, hardcore\, no-wave and post-punk pioneers\, forging a more adventurous and uncompromising musical landscape. Influenced by bands such as Big Flame\, A Witness\, The Mackenzies\, Josef K and Fire Engines\, they helped redefine what Scottish independent music could be.
URL:https://www.whatsoninglasgow.com/event/the-long-play-sessions-grant-mcphee-scene-within-a-scene-with-aidan-moffat/
LOCATION:SAE Institute Glasgow\, 70 Stanley Street\, Kinning Park\,\, Glasgow\, G41 1JB\, Glasgow
CATEGORIES:Book Talk
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