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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2020 · 30 MIN

Episode 26 - The National TV Winners, Part 4

from The Rock Eisteddfod Podcast · host Philip Dela Peña Lastica

Since 1984, the State, Regional and five Wildcard finalists who were in the running for National TV Winners were judged by the three major categories of Design, Performance, and Drama/Production - but there is a difference between the live events and the TV special. The judges adjudicating the performances judged them from a TV perspective. The fourth three schools that were worthy TV champions had themes ranging from a prehistoric adventure (1998 = Diamond Valley College; Safari - VIC), an original journey of mankind’s destiny (1999 = Engadine High School; The Time Machine - NSW), and - arguably the greatest Rock Eisteddfod performance ever - an ancient story of love gone wrong (2000 = Bomaderry High School; The Willow Pattern - NSW).https://youtu.be/I-AlzoyRXzghttps://youtu.be/OkBfc_xgzTAhttps://youtu.be/QnJ_dPxBg5U

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