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Ten Shots of Verite (2010)

In anticipation of an alumni event in May 2018, we have added basic information from the 2010 screening.

 

10 Sho(r)ts of Vérité

A Series of Films made by third year Visual Anthropology students

 

Location: Marlow Lecture Theatre 1

Time: 2-5.30pm

Date: Thursday 3rd June, 2010

 

2-3pm

 

Cheryl Ruck                                                  80% Chance of Becoming a Lesbian

 

Dhanashree Karandikar                          Someone’s Gotta Do it

 

Amy Coggins                                               Eau Du Chlorine      (Roger Just Prize for Best Video Project)             

 

Pip Megan Price                      Lazy Anthropology

 

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3.10-4pm

 

Madeleine Gray & Sarah Colls                                Busking: A Theatre Without Entrance

 

John Ireland  & Vanessa Maire                              Counting Down  (Roger Just Prize for Best Video Project)

 

Anna Robinson                                                             Tina

 

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4.10-5.10pm

 

Katie Clayton                                                                 Touch, But Don’t Look

 

Christopher Platt                                        One Man and His Boy

 

Ramone Fowler                                                           The Addict Within

 

Laura Bradshaw & Hannah Cooledge                                    Morris: “The Most Fun you can have standing up”

 

 

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5.20pm                     Award of the Roger Just Prize for best Video Project  

 

 

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