Thu, 23 Feb 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome

-to Thursday night's Heno.

-I hope you've had a great day and

-Storm Doris hasn't been a burden.

-We've got plenty for you tonight.

-Gerallt is treading the red carpet

-at the 2017 Pics award ceremony...

-..hosted by the children

-and young people's film festival.

-The emphasis is on the young people

-at Galeri, Caernarfon.

-We'll meet some of the filmmakers,

-the judges and a peak at the films.

-I'll see you shortly.

-Rhodri Davies chats to one of the

-UK's popular comedians, Elis James.

-Yvonne's at a book event to mark a

-milestone for a publishing company.

-And the political reporter,

-Teleri Glyn Jones is my guest.

-Welcome to Heno.

-Thank you.

-The new political series, O'r Senedd

-from the Senedd starts next week.

-The red carpet is rolled out

-at Galeri, Caernarfon...

-..for an award ceremony

-hosted by a youth film festival.

-The stars are out in force, Gerallt.

-Yes, the stars are arriving and

-being photographed by Iolo Penri.

-I'm joined by Malan Wilkinson.

-Tonight is the climax of weeks

-of work for the young people...

-..who are competing in

-the Pics Film Festival.

-They have worked hard on their

-silent films and those in Welsh.

-They are all original

-and in different genres.

-We'll all appreciate

-their hard work tonight.

-What was the role of Galeri,

-Caernarfon in this festival?

-This festival

-takes a lot of organizing.

-There are animation workshops,

-lectures about films and a lot more.

-Tonight is the highlight for us all.

-It's great to see the young people

-being so successful.

-Yes, and this is an all-inclusive

-festival without a fee.

-You don't need expensive equipment

-as you can make a film on a phone.

-We might see the filmmakers

-of the future here tonight.

-A phone or any device can make

-a film for the Pics Film Festival.

-You can use a Smart phone

-a make a simple film...

-..and present it.

-After tonight, we'll start

-organizing next year's event...

-..and we hope to get more entries.

-We've had more entries this year

-than ever before.

-Enjoy the night.

-Here's a preview of the films

-that will be judged tonight.

-That was a peak at some of the films

-at the Pics Film Festival.

-I wouldn't like to have been

-in Iestyn Garlick's shoes.

-How difficult is it

-to judge the films?

-There were 36 films and it was

-a lot of fun to judge the films.

-We all enjoyed the variety.

-There was a lot of films

-by schools...

-..and some animation.

-It's a sign of the future with films

-being shot on tablets and phones.

-People of our age find it

-quite terrifying.

-I'm glad that you included me

-in that sentence!

-I include you in that phrase.

-There are so many mediums

-to make a film.

-You can film and edit things

-on your phone.

-I'm from the era when there was

-no such thing as a mobile phone.

-I don't know where these people

-will go in the future.

-I'm joined by two

-of the young filmmakers.

-What was it like to make a film,

-Lleucu?

-It was great.

-I'm so delighted

-that we were able to do this.

-Hedydd has gained success

-at the Pics Film Festival.

-Yes, that's right.

-It's the highlight of my year.

-I hope to be a film director

-in the future.

-You've got a film society

-in the Nantlle Valley.

-At the start of September

-we start scripting a film.

-The outcome is quirky.

-Thanks for giving us a preview of

-what to expect and the standard.

-We look forward to next year.

-Goodnight from Caernarfon.

-Thank you, Gerallt.

-Time now to chat to the political

-correspondent, Teleri Glyn Jones.

-The new political programme,

-O'r Senedd starts on S4C next week.

-It's shot in the Senedd building

-in Cardiff.

-There are also stories

-from across Wales...

-..and from Parliament.

-We're going to focus

-on all the current news.

-We have to respond to the events

-of the day.

-Vaughan Roderick

-will have his own rant!

-It's his prognosis of the events

-in the chamber.

-Who else is taking part?

-Karl Roberts is another

-of our contributors.

-He's going to be interviewing AMs

-for about 30 seconds.

-It's all a bit of fun.

-This is something for people

-who don't understand politics.

-It's been an interesting time

-for politics...

-..in terms of Cardiff, Parliament

-and the world.

-We want to talk to people

-across Wales too.

-The Senedd Building is amazing.

-We get to go into the chamber.

-I've got my own pass.

-That's the highlight

-of by career to date.

-It feels like

-I've got a backstage pass!

-It's very interesting for me.

-I'll work from the Senedd Building

-on the Tuesday...

-..but work in Carmarthen

-for the rest of the week...

-..for the BBC and Radio Cymru.

-I live in my home patch.

-I get phone calls and have

-to go to report on a story.

-I was expecting a call

-about Storm Doris last night.

-Thankfully, it didn't really hit

-West Wales.

-I love my job.

-No two days are the same.

-I can't wait for the programme.

-It starts next Tuesday.

-There's six weeks of programmes.

-There are further series

-later in the year.

-Last year, our cameras followed

-Penparc YFC on a tractor tour...

-..from Fishguard in the south,

-to Holyhead on Anglesey.

-The aim was to raise funds

-in aid of Wales Air Ambulance.

-Earlier today, the club presented

-cheques for 12,000 and 1,000...

-..and to the service in Llanelli.

-Last year, 50 members travelled from

-Fishguard to Anglesey in tractors.

-We look forward to presenting a

-cheque to the Wales Air Ambulance.

-All our hard work has paid off

-and will help save a life.

-I'm grateful to Barclays

-for the pound-for-pound scheme.

-We're grateful to everyone

-for their help and donations.

-It costs 6 million

-to run the service every year.

-This is amount is fantastic.

-We live in Cardigan and aware of

-the distance from a nearby hospital.

-Every penny counts.

-The Wales Air Ambulance is grateful

-to Penparc for their fund-raising.

-I'm proud to part of the Penparc YFC

-and change and save people's lives.

-Well done to them.

-Hefina Richards from Llanwrda and

-Llinos Morgan of Ystrad Meurig...

-..have won tickets to the Ospreys

-v Glasgow match over the weekend.

-Congratulations and enjoy the game!

-Still to come on the programme...

-..we enjoy a chat with one of the

-UK's popular comedians, Elis James.

-Yvonne's at a book fair to mark a

-milestone for a publishing company.

-Join us in a couple of minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-The stand-up comedian, Elis James is

-a familiar face on stage and screen.

-He returned to Wales recently

-in aid of a special cause.

-Comic Relief is on Friday 24 March

-and Elis is performing for charity.

-Rhodri sat for chat

-before the performance.

-I've never done stand-up on S4C.

-Do you mind if we have some colour?

-Elis, it's great to see you back in

-Wales and it's all for Comic Relief.

-Explain to us what's happening.

-Tonight, the Glee Club presents

-some of the UK's best comedians.

-Performing at Glee Club and the

-Grand in Swansea feels like home.

-The Lyric in Carmarthen

-attracts a lot of my family!

-I visited a project in Merthyr today

-that dealt with child abuse.

-It was an insight

-into Comic Relief's work.

-It helps over 100 charities in Wales

-and I wasn't aware of this quantity.

-I'm not a townie

-and I didn't live on a farm.

-Many family members are farmers and

-despite being hambones I like them.

-I enjoy visiting them, but I

-can't understand what they say.

-They're real West Walian hambones

-and they'll talk to me like this.

-HE MUMBLES

-Last year, you either

-looked forward to the Euros...

-..were at the Euros,

-or were looking back on it.

-I was waiting for Wales

-to reach something.

-Whether it was the World Cup

-or the European Championships.

-France was near to home and

-the games were easily accessible.

-There was so many Welsh fans there

-and then we reached the semis.

-I expected us to lose every match

-in the groups and then head home.

-It all seems like a dream now

-and I can't believe it happened.

-London is now your home and your

-wife works in the same industry.

-She's also learning Welsh.

-She uses the Say Something In Welsh

-app on her mobile phone.

-She hasn't said bread for two years

-and always says 'bara' now.

-My young daughter also speaks Welsh.

-She shouts, "Mas, mas!" in the

-highchair, "Fi moyn dod mas!"

-There are two books for learners

-from the South and a wrong book.

-Yuck!

-She bought the wrong book

-and returned from her Welsh lesson.

-I asked her how it went and she said

-"Wyt ti moyn dysgu Cymraeg efo fi?"

-You referred to Izzy in a stand-up

-show for S4C and it was fantastic.

-At the start, you said you were

-nervous about performing in Welsh.

-I did a few gigs in Welsh

-but I didn't have a set.

-I think I'm more funny

-in Welsh than in English.

-I can draw on my childhood

-and Welsh was spoken at home.

-Are you performing in Wales again?

-I'm writing another Welsh show.

-The notes app on my mobile phone

-is packed full of ideas.

-I looked through them

-and a lot of them are rubbish.

-They need 'pants-ing' up.

-We're doing a third series of Josh

-in the summer.

-There's a Welsh tour in the autumn

-and it's being written now.

-We look forward to your return

-and thanks for chatting with us.

-It's great to see you back

-supporting a worthy cause.

-One of our oldest educational

-resources companies...

-..marks a historical year...

-..and yesterday saw a book fair and

-activities to observe a milestone...

-..for Cyhoeddwr Adnoddau Addysg,

-or Educational Resource Publisher.

-I'm at the Morlan Centre

-in Aberystwyth...

-..that has a room full

-of educational resources and books.

-This ensures the educational process

-is pleasurable and easy.

-It also 35 years of the CAA

-or Educational Resource Publisher.

-Come and celebrate with us.

-We started 35 years ago after the

-growing demand for Welsh resources.

-Welsh language education

-was thriving...

-..and teachers were translating

-their own materials.

-The Education Department

-at Aberystwyth University...

-..opened the Educational Resource

-Centre which is now a publishers.

-Ben Dant has stopped by.

-Ahoy!

-How will you be celebrating?

-We're publishers

-so chose to have a book fair.

-Local families were invited to buy

-our publications at a discount.

-Ben Dant is also singing, dancing

-and reading with the children.

-We've got face painting, colouring

-activities, cake and a cuppa.

-It's an open day for visitors.

-Tell us about the various resources

-that you provide.

-We have text books in every subject

-and for all age groups.

-There are novels for teenagers

-and primary school children...

-..as well as the dictionaries

-and text books.

-We've had to move with the times

-to produce apps, eBooks...

-..and online activities as that's

-they way it's heading in education.

-We still have

-the traditional resources.

-Look who I've found, it's Ben Dant.

-Ahoy!

-It's great to meet you and Wil.

-How are you celebrating today?

-We've thrown hoops over Wil,

-read stories, sang and danced.

-It helps to keep me fit

-but I'm sweating a bit now.

-Both my son and daughter

-enjoy reading books.

-There's an array of books

-for them here.

-Do you like reading?

-Yes, I read something every day.

-I read to Benji to help him sleep

-but it's important to read.

-Happy 35th birthday to you and

-we wish you well for the future.

-Thank you very much.

-As you're here, I've got a present

-for you to take home with you.

-Thank you, I've got a gift

-from Ben Dant with a kiss too.

-Yes, a big kiss.

-Ahoy!

-The closing date is tomorrow for

-our winter photography competition.

-Judging will proceed

-on Heno tomorrow night.

-The deadline is midday tomorrow,

-so send us your photographs now.

-Here's a selection of images

-that have already reached us.

-My studio guest tonight

-has been Teleri Glyn Jones.

-O'r Senedd airs on Tuesday

-at 10.00pm.

-What can we expect from episode one?

-The first programme has

-a special report from Cardigan.

-We hear about the nurses

-from the area.

-That's it from us, but Prynhawn Da

-will be here tomorrow from 2.00pm.

-Join Rhodri and myself

-tomorrow night.

-Daf Wyn reports from Edinburgh

-on the eve of the big rugby match.

-In Llanelli, Sioned and Nia judge

-our winter photography competition.

-Lisa Angharad and Rhys Iorwerth

-also join us in the studio.

-Until tomorrow,

-enjoy the rest of the evening.

-Goodnight.

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