http://www.digied.com.au/home/ http://www.digied.com.au/calymation-animation/#PageComment_102 i think tat number 2 was the best and i think the name really suited wat the whole thing was about so if i was everyone who reads this i would really vote for number 2 it well it is probobaly the best like the backround looked just as it would in a real movie like in all the others you can see this piece of carboard and i think that really ruinis it and makes it look so bab i mean im not trying to be mean or anything but you sit there wathching this good show right and then you see all this cardboard it really just spoils it all. but number 2 it is just amazing like every first 3 hits of the clang of the swords has an iron hit hard noise feature to it wich is really good. so everyone vote for number 2 wich is miranda north i am a perfessional digi ed film maker honestly just vote for number 2 just do it it is the best out of all of them Thu, 19 May 2011 19:47:18 +1000 kellie http://www.digied.com.au/calymation-animation/#PageComment_102 http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_20 DigiEd recently did claymation at our school (Curl Curl North P.S) and I loved it. Is there any way I can become more involved? If so, please comment on the blog on the website displayed in "your website URL." Thx Mon, 20 Sep 2010 16:47:07 +1000 Taj http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_20 http://www.digied.com.au/movie-of-the-month-2/#PageComment_19 cool Fri, 17 Sep 2010 21:16:41 +1000 abbey http://www.digied.com.au/movie-of-the-month-2/#PageComment_19 http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_6 We learn from our mistakes so we really win! Do we compare and rate failure as we compare and rate success? Just thoughts... for consideration... love Digi Ed and all its values, so pleased to have seen its growth. Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:13:15 +1100 Christina Clayton http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_6 http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_5 It was cool in this workshop! Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:23:22 +1000 Tara http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_5 http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_4 If we are always protecting children and wrapping them in cotton wool, how are they to build resilience and the strategies they require to cope with disappointment? I believe if we do not allow children to make mistakes and/or fail in controlled situations we are setting them up for situations which they can't cope with in later life. Sure it is great to build up children’s confidence but an appropriate dose of reality is equally important. Praise Excellence in your Movie of the Month. Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:31:10 +1000 Heath Simpson http://www.digied.com.au/competition/#PageComment_4