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Second Life on Wedi 7

Phil Stead of CC4 appears tonight on the Welsh Language magazine programme, Wedi 7, which is broadcast live to 80,000 viewers on S4C across the UK.

Phil will be discussing CC4's work on Second Life, the 3D online metaverse that has taken the Internet by storm over the last year.Second Life is a virtual environment which allows users to buy and create their own content, using a real life currency system, and in house 3D design tools.

CC4 have been working in this field since October 2006, and have recently purchased an island which Phil has been developing for the company.

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Cae'r Gors Heritage Centre

Kate Roberts is one of the greatest authors ever to write in the Welsh language and the North Wales community where she grew up was recently successful in a bid to renevate the smallholding where she spent her childhood.

 

The result of the successful Lottery bid can now be seen at Cae’r Gors, the Kate Roberts Heritage Centre in Rhosgadfan, Gwynedd, North wales.

 

The smallholding has been completely renovated and now hosts a visitors centre and exhibition with all multimedia elements supplied by CC4.

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  Innovative e learning project gets short-listed for top industry award

"Creative Curriculum", an innovative e learning project produced by CC4 with Central Foundation Girls School for the Arts in Tower Hamlets, has been short-listed for the prestigious Celtic Film and TV Interactive Award. The project involves the use of circus, dance and music skills to help "bring alive" the core National Curriculum subjects of Mathematics,....more
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  Prince's Trust Awards Cymru 2006
CC4 produced the winners showreels for the Prince's Trust "Celebrate Success" Awards 2006 at Cardiff City Hall on November 15th. This is the fourth consecutive year we've had the privilege of telling these young achievers' success stories.

Much is made of the problems teenagers cause in today's society, but the success of these people in pulling themselves up in the world, often from very harrowing and depressing backgrounds, are extremely uplifting tales to tell. In addition to the youngsters who've managed to turn their lives around, with the help of the Prince's Trusts, there are also awards given to Mentors, Community Projects....more

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CC4 hit the judges for 6 in National Video Competition
CC4 have been awarded 3rd place in the prestigious Nat West Cricket Force Video Diary competition for their work at St Fagans Cricket Club in Cardiff.

The company spent the weekend filming at the cricket club, capturing footage of Ashes hero Simon Jones along with ECB Chairman David Morgan helping club members prepare the grounds and the pavilion for the current season. Cricket Force is an ECB initiative which encourages volunteers and sponsors from local communities throughout the UK to help "spruce up" their local cricket clubs in preparation for the new season....more

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Celtic Film Festival
The Singing Lions’ DVD set, produced by Cardiff based CC4 in association with Komarisce Entertainment in Cornwall have received nominations in the Best Interactive and Sports Profile categories for this year’s prestigious Celtic Film and TV Festival, to be held in Falmouth in March.

This unique 80 minute story is told by the players and is a thorough account of the successful British Lions tour to Australia and New Zealand in 1950. Using a mixture of rare archive footage, match coverage, recent interviews, this story is not only about rugby but also takes the viewer back to life as it was in the 50’s, full of camaraderie, sportsmanship and generosity....more

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IATA - 2006 AGM
CC4 have been commissioned for the third year running to produce the CD Rom of this prestigious international AGM - but this year they will be producing the disc "in situ" at the IATA AGM in Paris in June.

This means that by the time the delegates leave the meeting, they will be presented with a comprehensive record of the three day event, turned round in the time that the conference took place. Sounds like magic ? Well.... look what happened to Penn and Teller when they gave away the secret - our lips are sealed !

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Creative Curriculum
Creative Curriculum - CC4 are working with the Central Foundation Girls School to produce a ground breaking CD Rom product "The Creative Curriculum", which brings the National Curriculum alive at KS2 by using dance, circus skills and music.

The product is due to be launched in June of this year, and will feature footage filmed earlier in the year at three schools in the Tower Hamlets Borough of London. There are many highlights anticipated in this revolutionary project, not least a Blue Peter style video tutorial on how to make bean bags - watch this space !

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Cit newydd i Felin
Mae tim newydd pel droed o dan 7 oed Y Felinheli wedi derbyn nawdd wrthCC4, y cwmni cynhyrchu amlgyfryngol o Gaerdydd sydd wedi agor swyddfa newydd yn Felinheli....mwy

New kit for Felin
Y Felinheli's newly formed Under 7's team have been sponsored with a new kit by CC4, a Cardiff-based Film and Multimedia company which has expanded its operations by building a production studio in the North
Wales village....more

 

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Croeso Project - Commission for Racial Equality
Croeso - an exciting project which involves capturing the views of people from all over Wales on the many issues surrounding diversity, equality and racial harmony.

Over three months we travelled the length and breadth of Wales, filming at the Paul Robeson Exhibition, which was the focal point for this exciting and positive initiative launched by the Commission for Racial Equality, as well as gathering the views from a diverse cross section of the Welsh population at the Citizen's Forums hosted in 8 different locations throughout the country. Produced fully bilingually, this was quite a challenge to try and condense the views of many people from different backgrounds into a galvanising, constructive voice for racial harmony and equality.

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Fun Football Resource Pack
Fun Football - done with the FAW Trust through our sister company, Adastra Education, as part of the ESF Objective 1 funded project "Web based Multimedia" - this is a ground breaking learning resource for those wanting to run football courses predominantly at the Key Stage 2 level, but who don't necessarily want to go down the route of a formal, Level 1 Coaching Qualification.

This really will bring grass roots football coaching within the reach of anyone who has a yen to try it out. This package, which is a mixture of web and CD Rom based learning materials is yet another critical step forward to making the FAW Trust's world acclaimed Coach Education programme accessible to everyone in Wales, and should be available to the public by the early summer.

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Welsh Womens Aid
This week the Wales Domestic Abuse Helpline is launching their new website. The Helpline, which is also celebrating its second birthday, provides a vital service for women, children and men in Wales who are being abused by someone close to them. It is essential for those living with abuse to know that they are not alone and that there is a free and confidential helpline that can support and inform them about their options. The new website offers information about the service and what to expect when you contact, providing another way of reaching the people who need our service.

The site was designed by Adastra Education based in Cardiff with financial assistance from the Welsh Assembly Government and Objective One and consultation support from BT.
 

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