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Monday, 13 March 2006

Year 10 take an African Safari in Bradford

24 Graphic Design students took a break from their normal timetable to visit the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford.

The students went for the purpose of attending a specialist workshop on the thinking and planning of television advertising, where they viewed and discussed a range of ads from the designers and consumers point of view.

They then split in to teams to design and produce their own 60 second advertisement to promote the museum and its facilities.

While at the museum they had the opportunity to see an IMAX film. "Wild Safari 3D" was exactly what it says; a jeep tour through the African bush where you experienced what it was like to stumble across "the big five", large wild animals; elephant, rhino, leopard, giraffe and of course, the "king" himself, the lion.

"The day was really worthwhile and enjoyed by all".

Further information about the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford