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| 1.
Looking at the Past |
| Museums and exhibitions
now demand the most up-to-date presentation techniques to help them
communicate ideas effectively to their visitors. This program looks
at the White Cliffs Experience - a new heritage project in Dover,
England - and examines some of the decisions behind its development.
The designer talks about his ideas for this new way of looking at
the past. |
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Puppet Players |
| The program takes a
look behind the scenes of the Biggar Little Theatre near Edinburgh,
Scotland and discovers how the Purves Puppet Company prepares for
a performance. The puppeteers show visiting children simple ways of
staging a puppet show of their own, what the appeal is of a puppet
performance and how important the story itself is to the final production. |
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Growing Spaces |
| This program focuses
on a garden designed specifically to meet the demands of children
with special needs. It examines some of the special features provided
by the designer and asks how she set about her task. |
| 4.
It's not all Swings and Roundabouts |
| This program asks what
the ingredients of a successful play area are and questions whether
the needs of children are being met. The program focuses on the design
of a new range of play equipment and talks to the designers to discover
the thinking behind its development. |
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Food Chains |
| The 1980's saw the rise
of huge shopping developments and the steady decline of smaller indiviual
shops. This program focuses on the way food retailing has changed
and looks behind the scenes of a large supermarket. In particular,
the program looks at how food products are developed, tested and evaluated,
and follows the progress of a new pizza through this process. |
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