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Heroes, Villains and Special Effects
I added this event to the calendar last night and thought a lot of you probably have superhero/monster/video game fans in your house.
On Sept. 13, the Museum of Life and Science will hold Heroes, Villains and Special Effects: The Science of Entertainment. There will be opportunities to meet Star Wars characters (or at least people dressed like them), talk to video game design experts and learn about makeup effects from a Hollywood makeup artist. John Copeman, a film and TV stunt man and coordinator who is working on CW's One Tree Hill, also will be there.
The activities (except for face painting) are free with museum admission.
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Sarah is in charge of content for TriangleMom2Mom.com and writes about family-friendly events, local moms groups and other topics for the site.
She lives in Raleigh with her
husband and three-year-old daughter. Sarah has written for newspapers
since she was a teenager living in snowy Central New York. After
graduating from the University of Virginia, she traipsed a bit around
Europe and Mount Airy, N.C., before settling down in the Triangle. She
moved here in 1999 to take a job with The News & Observer. She once aspired to play
flute professionally. More recently, her daughter started crying when
she played it.
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I added this event to the calendar last night and thought a lot of you probably have superhero/monster/video game fans in your house.
On Sept. 13, the Museum of Life and Science will hold Heroes, Villains and Special Effects: The Science of Entertainment. There will be opportunities to meet Star Wars characters (or at least people dressed like them), talk to video game design experts and learn about makeup effects from a Hollywood makeup artist. John Copeman, a film and TV stunt man and coordinator who is working on CW's One Tree Hill, also will be there.
The activities (except for face painting) are free with museum admission.
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Sarah is in charge of content for TriangleMom2Mom.com and writes about family-friendly events, local moms groups and other topics for the site.
She lives in Raleigh with her husband and three-year-old daughter. Sarah has written for newspapers since she was a teenager living in snowy Central New York. After graduating from the University of Virginia, she traipsed a bit around Europe and Mount Airy, N.C., before settling down in the Triangle. She moved here in 1999 to take a job with The News & Observer. She once aspired to play flute professionally. More recently, her daughter started crying when she played it.
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Thank you for this. I have out of town guest that weekend & they would love this. Not sure how I missed it since I get the museum's emails.