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Designing Shakespeare Collection - Early Training
Filename DS_NO_au01.mov
Date of Interview 16 December 2002
Date digital resource created 06 June 2003
Creator1 Nick Ormerod
Creator2 Christie Carson
Creator role1 Theatre Designer - Interviewee
Creator role2 Principle Investigator - Interviewer
Description Question: What interested you in theatre in the first place and the key stages to how your career developed? Answer: I first came into contact with theatre at school as an actor and then again at college and I think everyone who goes into the theatre needs to be stage struck in some way. And that's how I became stage struck through acting. This seemed to gel with an also love of drawing and painting which started quite late on I suppose, I was fourteen or fifteen. And the two came together, in fact I trained as a lawyer first but by the time I was finishing that degree I'd already decided to do design. So a year later I applied to design school and was lucky enough rather than to go through the process of what was then a foundation course, they offered me a place on the diploma course which I think then became a BA course at Wimbledon a year after I finished doing Law. So I did another degree in Stage Design at Wimbledon so I'm very well qualified.
Source DS_16_12_02 (2xmini DV tape)
Format Quicktime Progressive (audio)
Type Resource Audio
Rights This clip may be used for educational purposes only, any commercial use of this material requires permission from the copyright holders. Misuse or misrepresentation may result in legal action. Copyright holder: Christie Carson, COMPH, Royal Holloway University of London.
Length 1 minute and 06.16 seconds

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