Events & Opportunities
| Posted on 01.04.2009 | Posted by JF
Art students required to model in Plasticine
This is for James May Toy Stories, a new BBC Two series that's taking a look back at some of Britain's most iconic toys.
As part of the programme we are building a full scale garden entirely out of Plasticine and entering it into the Chelsea Flower Show – which the Queen will be giving her opinion to!
This would involve working in a central London location to make all sorts of weird and wonderful things - everything from huge palms to tiny ladybirds. We would pay expenses and credit your work on national television.
You would need to be free on 10th April and 13th April. Then after that it's all hands on deck to help out whenever you can in the run up to the Chelsea Flower Show on the 18th May.
If you are interested then please get in touch on 020 7184 6756 or 020 7184 6758 or email us on warren@plumpictures.co.uk or rebecca@plumpictures.co.uk.
As part of the programme we are building a full scale garden entirely out of Plasticine and entering it into the Chelsea Flower Show – which the Queen will be giving her opinion to!
This would involve working in a central London location to make all sorts of weird and wonderful things - everything from huge palms to tiny ladybirds. We would pay expenses and credit your work on national television.
You would need to be free on 10th April and 13th April. Then after that it's all hands on deck to help out whenever you can in the run up to the Chelsea Flower Show on the 18th May.
If you are interested then please get in touch on 020 7184 6756 or 020 7184 6758 or email us on warren@plumpictures.co.uk or rebecca@plumpictures.co.uk.
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