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Karoonda Area School workshop

April 28, 2005 Carl Kuddell
A fabulous discussion starter about underage drinking: The award-winning ‘9 Steps to Become a Successful Underage Drinker’ is a comedic take on ‘how-to­’ videos and drug education with a high impact end that will have your students talking for days. Goose bumps guaranteed! Using humour and a satirical reversal this film drives a serious punch and comes with an urgently needed resource pack to support teachers and youth workers to tackle the issues of underage drinking.­

Karoonda Area School workshop 1 - 2005 April - Karoonda SA

The Hero Project worked with 30 students at the Karoonda Area School, to introduce digital media and develop storytelling techniques.

The team, who had never made a film before, decided to tell a story about their school – the challenge was to make short films in-edit-camera – no going back, no editing, everything has to run as filmed…

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Arts SA Healthy Initiatives

Country Arts SA Regional Arts Fund

Karoonda Area School

Mallee Health Service Inc

Office for Youth

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