Cramba

today I have emailed the people at cambridge evening news informing them about the 'cramba' project and asking them if they would be interested in getting involved.

cramba

today i have invited more people to the facebook event and sent emails to everyone who has confirmed the event. 

Samba in Cambridge research repor

Samba in Cambridge research report

Acro Iris Samba

There costumes are bright so they immediately  draw your attention, each jumper and t-shirt has the same logo printed on it which gives it a sense of group identity. The people performing the samba look like there really enjoying  themselves,  it’s very lively there not just all stood still, there all  dancing and getting into the performance. They have a woman at the front with a whistle to count everyone in and keep the beat going. By doing it in town , there are catching people attention and getting them involved in the performance.

Thudbox – Bal A

The group don’t have any pacific clothing on, giving them no sense of group identity.  The group is much smaller than the other samba group and they are performing on stage rather than out on the street like the other group. They don’t have anyone counting them in,  they seem very together and you can tell they know what they’re doing on stage. The lights look really good and go really well with the performance changing with the different beats.

here are some pictures of the petitions that i did on the day

i got 58 people to sign my petition in total.

20 out the the 58 people i asked were girls , the rest were boys

campaign day

Location:

• cineworld
• Crc

People:

• Students age 16-19

How long will it be:

•  All day
  
• petition

Methods:

• Do things to make people smile
• give them leaflets
• make them sign the petition.

Aim:

• to get people to smile
• try and get as many signatures as possible