Produced for Village Art a three-minute Claymation film produced by members of the Skelton Social Skills Group with the assistance of Dave Brunskill from Animha Productions that features a series of character interacting and dancing with one another. Following the animation footage of the young people from the group working to animate some of the characters featured in their film. Title: “Uh-Hum” A short film by Skelton Social Skills Group The Claymation begins with several characters...

Produced for Village Art a three-minute Claymation film produced by members of the Skelton Social Skills Group with the assistance of Dave Brunskill from Animha Productions that features a series of character interacting and dancing with one another. Following the animation footage of the young people from the group working to animate some of the characters featured in their film. Title: “Uh-Hum” A short film by Skelton Social Skills Group The Claymation begins with several characters dancing against a series of painted backgrounds sometimes on their own, sometimes with each other. An elephant also features who steals what appears to be a Didgeridoo from one character. The film ends on all the characters gathered together waving at the camera. Credit: Film by Donna Boggett, Sue Hatton, Alison Kidger, Ibby McArthur, Paul Rees, Nigel Richardson, Miranda Pells Music by Paul Tate Title: Special thanks to Paul Tate and Janet Blackett Credit: Produced and Directed by Dave Brunskill Animha Productions for Village Arts © 1998 End title: Made with support from The Carnegie UK Trust [Blank] A group of young people with both physical and mental disabilities from the Skelton Social Skills Group watches as a young woman from their group animates one of the characters for their film “Uh-Hum”. She laughs with a friend before moving the arm of her figure as if waving. Other members of the group come over and help animate some of the other figures with instruction coming from Dave Brunskill.