[Sca-cooks] Interesting Opportunities

Dan Phelps phelpsd at gate.net
Fri Feb 28 12:58:02 PST 2003


This just in from the UK , some interesting food and no food related stuff.

Daniel

 News From LivingHistory.co.uk - 28th Feb 2003
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> FILM AND TV NEWS
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> A lot of opportunities arrived in the last few days:
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> How would you like to become a real genuine TV presenter??
>
> No kidding, David Terry of Imago Productions is looking for an
> enthusiastic personality with experience of historical foods to present
> 6 half-hour programs on the history of food.
>
> TV experience is not essential and as long as you have good experience
> of at least one era of food they will provide the research info for
> other periods.
>
> Pay is described as "pretty good" and would require a committment of
> about 2 weeks for filming.
>
> Now does that sound like an opportunity for someone!!
>
> If you are interested, please call David Terry of Imago Productions on
> 01603 727 617
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> RENAISSANCE TEAM AND LOCATION REQUIRED
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>
> Emily Paulson of "Tremendous! Entertainment" is making a children's
> video series "The Renaissance" - an educational project.
>
> "Currently, we are searching the web for Renaissance re-enactors to be a
> part of our shoot. We have come across the Kentwell Estate, and are
> intrigued at the possibilities there. We have also considered using
> Stratford On Avon as a possibility. Can you suggest other locations to
> recreate Renaissance (1350-1650) everyday life? We would like to show
> life as it was like back in those times, with artisans, craftspeople and
> such. Ideally it would have to take place in a Renaissance setting and
> not a temporary tent background."
>
> "Because of our small, tight educational budget we can not afford any big
> production. We are, however, committed to providing the most detailed
> and historically correct information to our young audience
>
> "I would appreciate any information you might have on this subject. We
> are also planning on shooting all over Italy, in May. Do you know of any
> re-enactors that are located in Italy?"
>
> Please contact Emily on
> emily at tremendousinc.com
> Phone: 952-258-0220 (USA I believe)
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> SAXON/CELTS REQUIRED
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>
> Zoë Hodges of www.worldwidewales.tv is looking to film Anglo-Saxon or
> Celtic period footage - could be at an event.
>
> Please email WorldWideWales [info at worldwidewales.tv] if you can help
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> EVENTS FOR NEXT MONTH
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> If your event is not listed here then get to the web site
> straight away and enter your own details.  Do it now!
>
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> 1st March
> Training HEMA
> Introduction to Historic European Martial Arts.
>
> The Exiles will be hosting "An Introduction to Historic European Martial
> Arts" on Saturday 1 March 2003. This will be held in Dagenham, east
> London, which is easily reached by tube train and is close to the M25
> for car travel.
>
> The day will consist of martial techniques taken from historic sources
> and will include handout material for all participants. Topics that will
> be covered include Dagger, Arming Sword, Long Sword & Staff : with
> introductions, handouts and martial training for each of the topics.
> There will also be an overview of the primary historic sources which
> will introduce participants to the scope and nature of this subject.
>
> The cost will be 15UKP per person, which will include all material.
> Places will be limited, so early booking is encouraged.
>
> Participants will require basic training equipment & clothing :
> including head, hand and padded body protection (e.g. helmet, gauntlets
> and jack) together with dagger, swords and staff (metal preferred,
> although wooden wasters are acceptable). Depending upon demand, we may
> be able to assist in providing equipment.
>
> Interested parties should email director at the:exiles.org with their
details.


> 10th March, 7pm
>
> Meals & Manners talk
>
> Did Henry VIII really throw chicken bones over his shoulder, or is this
> a Hollywood fabrication? Find out in our lighthearted and informative
> talk 'Meals & Manners' and sample some of the food too! Call 020 8761
> 6565, Fax 020 8670 3195, email dancers at gbz.demon.co.uk. Tickets £7.50.
> Venue in London SE1. Booking essential by March 5.
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> 12th March
>
> Medieval book construction demonstration at the V&A
>
> There will be a demonstration by Alex Summers on the production of late
> medieval books at the Victoria and Albert Museum in Gallery 123. Drop in
> at any time between 14.00 : 17.00 and 18.30 : 20.00. FREE.
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> 19th March 2003
>
> Maiolica ware demonstration at the V&A
>
> There will be a demonstration by potter and historian Jim Newboult
> painting replica maiolica ware, based on examples at the V&A between
> 14.00 : 17.00 and 18.30 : 20.00. Drop in anytime. FREE.
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> 22nd & 23rd March
>
> Elizabethan embroidery and textiles demonstration at the V&A
>
> Members of the Tudor Group will show embroidery and other textile
> techniques based on examples in Gallery 123 of the British Galleries at
> the Victoria and Albert Museum. Drop in any time between 14.00 : 17.00.
> FREE
>





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