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Master Gunner, The (3-Day Rental)

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Kevin Hicks of The History Squad has been working in schools, colleges and historic sites for over seventeen years, leading dramatic and powerful presentations and workshops. Thoroughly researched, these historically accurate performances inspire and engage learners with commanding narrative and first-hand accounts of what life was like in the selected historical context; what it was like to live through and be directly involved with both key moments in history and every day.

With the aim of bringing to life key moments in history through dramatic performances, we offer a collection of 10- to 15-minute monologues of characters from history. The films provide learners with an opportunity to put their learning in context, helping them better understand complex issues, which can be seen in their subsequent work.

This film tells the exciting story of the Spanish Armada from the perspective of a gunner on board Sir Frances Drake's ship. He proudly tells of the skill and military tactics used during the battle and gives an overview of international trade during the Elizabethan era.

The film includes references to the following historical events and ideas:

  • Spanish exploration.
  • The New World.
  • Sir Francis Drake, his relationship with his crew and reputation in England and amongst the Spanish.
  • International trade links.
  • Developments in ship design and battle tactics.
  • The Spanish Armada.

Running time: 10min 48sec (plus 3min 23sec interview)

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