Morph model-making for families with Aardman
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What you'll do
Make your own Morph and watch original footage of the character in action in this fun experience for the whole family.
With the help of your host and Aardman’s lead model-maker, Jim Parkyn, you’ll get to make one of the Bristol studio’s most loved, classic characters. This is a fun, hands-on workshop where everyone can be inspired by animation and get creative with clay. You’ll be hosted at the SS Great Britain in a large, Covid safe space.
As a Yuup extra you'll also get a free 1-day pass to explore Bristol's historic SS Great Britain.
Based on your feedback, every guest will be given a box to take their model Morph home in and this experience will now be two hours long.
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Upcoming dates
There are no upcoming dates for this experience.
Existing dates have all sold out, but you can book now and schedule later when new dates are released.
Yuup extras
- Free entry to the SS Great Britain
Facilities
- Toilets
- Refreshments available
- Child friendly
COVID-19 guidelines
SS Great Britain has undertaken a COVID-19 risk assessment and is a Covid secure hospitality venue allowing multiple groups of up to 6 to attend. The maximum size for a group is 6 and a maximum of 30 people will be allow to attend each experience in total - using a space that would normally accommodate up to 150 people. Each group will have their own socially distanced table in the space. For more, please read our Covid statement.
On the day
Please arrive 15 minutes before your experience starts
Once you book we'll send you a free 1-day pass for the SS Great Britain, which you can use to pre-book your admission slot on the SS Great Britain website, on a day and time of your choice
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About Aardman Animations
Aardman has been telling compelling stories and engaging audiences through animation since 1972, becoming a four times Academy award winning studio who’s work is recognised worldwide. Their beloved characters from Wallace & Gromit to Shaun the Sheep have delighted audiences, and their work continues to be innovative, entertaining, brilliantly characterised and full of charm. Aardman's first feature length film, Chicken Run, is the highest grossing stop-motion animation film of all time, while Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit and The Pirates! In An Adventure with Scientists! both remain in the top four stop-motion animated films. Throughout Aardman’s incredible success the company’s roots have remained firmly in Bristol, and it’s here in our city that they continue to run their two film studios, creating magic on-screen and telling stories through animation.
View more experiences by Aardman AnimationsYour host
Jim Parkyn has worked in animation for over 20 years, being part of the Aardman family as well as working with the BBC and a number of independent studios. He’s a maker and a storyteller, bringing characters to life through clay. You’ll have seen his work in Chicken Run, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! and the Shaun the Sheep Movie as well as Creature Comforts and many famous commercials. Both as an independent and as an Aardman ambassador, Jim shares his passion for playing with clay and his history of working in animation, speaking and leading workshops at schools and festivals around the world.
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What people are saying
We really enjoyed the workshop and all the insights into the Aardman animation! Many thanks
It was fun, creative, not absurd, awesome and amazing (from my 11 year old daughter!)
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Upcoming dates
There are no upcoming dates for this experience.
Existing dates have all sold out, but you can book now and schedule later when new dates are released.
What people are saying
We really enjoyed the workshop and all the insights into the Aardman animation! Many thanks
It was fun, creative, not absurd, awesome and amazing (from my 11 year old daughter!)