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Browse workshops in music, storytelling, dance, theatre, film, podcast and AI. Students take an active role from first idea to finished work.
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Students write lyrics, build a rhythm and record an original song with Optagonen's mobile equipment. They can contribute through words, voice, rhythm or ideas, so musical experience is not required.
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Students create a story with an author and an Optagonen workshop leader. Writing, reading aloud, voices and recorded sound provide several ways to take part.
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Students explore artificial intelligence by creating music, images and text. They develop their own ideas while checking sources and discussing originality, copyright and responsibility for their choices.
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Children explore rhythm, move to music and help create a short group sequence inspired by stories.
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Teachers and staff teams try rhythm, writing and music activities they can adapt for classroom learning, group dynamics and student participation.
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Students develop an idea, plan the shoot and choose roles in front of or behind the camera. Safety and consent are planned before filming.
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Students choose a topic, shape clear questions and record a podcast together in roles such as presenter, producer, technician or editor.
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Students turn subjects they care about into spoken-word pieces, shaping rhythm and voice before choosing whether to perform or record them.
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Students build a music or podcast project in Soundtrap and can keep developing it while the school's accounts and licences remain active.
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Students explore rhythm and movement, then build a simple choreography together. The leader adapts the pace and movements to the group, so no dance experience is needed.
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Students build characters and short scenes through improvisation, movement and voice, with exercises adapted to the group.
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Students move from a theme and lyrics to rhythm, audio layers and a recorded draft with support from a workshop leader.
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Colleagues shape a shared message into lyrics and a recorded song. They can contribute words, ideas, rhythm, voice, structure or decisions, with no musical experience required.
Read about the workshopDevelop characters, plot and expression through writing, reading and sound.
Write lyrics, work with rhythm and record an original song.
Explore music, images and text with AI as a creative tool.
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