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Catching The Light : Where's the Piggy on Piggy Hill?
A sixty second video, made as part of the ‘Catching the Light’ project; supported by Somerset Film and Video, with the aim of encouraging people to write, shoot and edit their own one-minute film. This short begins with a young girl asking her family how ‘Piggy Hill’ got its name, whilst they are carrying out digging and maintenance in the area. We follow the girl exploring the hill whilst voice-overs discuss the history and origins of the area. Many of the other 1-minute films made as part of the ‘Catching The Light’ are also featured on The Showcase.
 
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Creators: Producer - Newtown's Hidden Nature Trail
Subject: Environment
 History
Contributors: Somerset Film and Video - Other
Date created: 01 / 01 / 2001
Language: English
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Somerset
Rights: Community Media Association has non exclusive rights for the use of the work in The Showcase, but the overall copyright rests with Somerset Film and Video. Copyright Somerset Film and Video.
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