THEODORA Armstrong, 17, a
Handswerth Secondary Student,
created the photo that won a spot
in a North Shore News ad cam-
paign.

The Artists For Kids Trust organized
and sponsored a career preparation pro-
gram in photography for 28 selected
senior secondary students from North
Vancouver schools this Spring.

The program was developed to
advance student skills in lighting and to
create an awareness of
photographer/client needs through a
competitive work experience assign-
ment for the North Shore News.

The young photographers spent 32
hours in intensive training with Dave
and Mark Montizambert, recognized
leaders in specialized lighting and
product photography.

During their four full days of class-

es in the studio they were also intro-

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Handsworth student
takes winning photo
in News’ competition

duced to the working world by Trixi
Agrios, promotions manager of the
North Shore News.

Agrios outlined her needs to the stu-
dents for a promotional campaign to
interest responsible young people in
being carriers for the newspaper.

* With the help of the experienced
photographers, students were coached

in developing creative solutions for.

their client.

Despite strict deadlines,and poor
weather conditions, the student photog-
raphers developed a variety of solu-
tions to the problem.The final selection
was made by News photographer Terry
Peters.

Armstrong's photogenic younger

sister posed for her winning photo-
graph which highlights her outstanding
lighting and darkroom skills, The ad is
currently running in the News. .

The program was developed in part-
nership with Montizambert
Photography in Vancouver, Kodak
Canada Limited, and the North Shore
News

The Artists For Kids Trust funds a
number of pull-out enrichment pro-
grams for art students of all ages in
North Vancouver elementary and sec-
ondary schools. [t also provides a wide
array of courses for children in the
community during after-school hours
throughout the school year and during
the summer at its popular Paradise
Valley Summer School of Visual Art in
Brackendale,

For more information about .the
Trust’s art programs, please contact
managing director Bill MacDonald at
987-6667.

THEO: Armatron holds up a framed print of the
heto she took that was the winner in an Artists for
ids Trust competition run in conjunction with the

:-North. Shore .News.. Armstrong, 17, attends

Handsworth Secondary School. |

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