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Skillset Special Effects Masterclass

Mike Kelt of special effects company Artem Wounds talks to students at Acto
Mike Kelt of special effects company Artem Wounds talks to students at Acto

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11–16

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Short (1-4 activities)

Nation

England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland

Mike Kelt of special effects company Artem Wounds talks to students at Acton High School, London and demonstrates how to create effects such as snow in the middle of summer!

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