Chris Rankin, class of 2011

Chris aka Percy Weasley

From Chris Hainstock:

You may be interested to know that recent Graduate Chris Rankin will be appearing on BBC1- Celebrity Total Wipeout this Saturday @ 6.10pm BBC1

Chris is perhaps better known as Percy Weasley in the Harry Potter films, went to film this episode (in Brazil – where all progs are filmed) earlier in the year.)

Warning: This clip is nearly 10 minutes long!

Michael Beddoes Update

Despite studying Journalism at Lincoln, it has been a pleasure to be involved with the alumni network in recent time and I hope to continue to do so.

On a news topic, we are now raising the final bit of finance for a French language drama short called Lolotte’.

Lolotte Fundraising Video – IndieGoGo from Buffalo Picture House on Vimeo.

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Stewart MacGregor, class of 2010

Stewart MacGregor, RTS award winner

From Sarah Barrow, Head of School:

We have received some great news from Stewart MacGregor, BA Media Production graduate of 2010, member of the team that made ‘Northmen‘ and ‘Greasepaint‘ (Regional RTS winner last year).

After attending the cinematography admissions workshop at the National Film and Television School last week he has just been informed that he’s been accepted on to MA in Cinematography. This is fantastic news for him and for Lincoln School of Media as further evidence of the high calibre of our students and our provision.

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Cofilmic festival

Here’s a new film festival with a difference.

“A hub for comedy and film making talent. A place where film festival meets live stand up and the latest new comedy TV series might be discovered.

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Berlinale 2001

 From Marcella Forster:

CALL FOR ENTRIES
Berlinale Talent Campus
11-16 FEB 2012 | Hebbel am Ufer
Apply now for the next edition! 
Up-and-coming filmmakers from all over the world are invited to apply to the next edition of the Berlinale Talent Campus. Continue reading

Would you like to make a film for us?

From Sarah Barrow, Head of School:

Lincoln School of Media would like to commission a 2-3 minute film about the School, highlighting our fabulous students, staff, courses, facilities and industry links, to become one of the main features of our website.

If interested, please send a treatment and basic costings (very limited budget available) to Brian Hall: brhall@lincoln.ac.uk no later than end of play on Wednesday 31 August 2011″

Internship opportunity (Gainsborough)

Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough

From Mark Stow (UL Employability Centre):

Today I visited the Trinity Arts Centre in Gainsborough and they have decided to advertise an opportunity with us in the Careers and Employability Centre that I think would be of great interest to our recent Performing Arts/ Media Production graduates.

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Student film selected at Eat-Our-Shorts

NAHEMI

From LSM head Sarah Barrow:

Congratulations to the makers of ‘Endlesswhich was selected for screening at last week’s showcase of films made by students in universities and film schools throughout the UK as part of an event organised by NAHEMI (the National Association for Higher Education in the Moving Image).

Team members Lisa Rustage and Beth Sandall attended the event at the National Film Theatre in London, supported by the Lincoln School of Media.

Well done to all involved in the making of ‘Endless’.

Dr. Sarah Barrow

Tom Mallion to tell the Olympic story

LSM graduate Tom Mallion has been selected from thousands to be one of a hundred official “Storytellers” for BT during the lead up to the London 2012 games.

“I am passionate about the films I make and enjoy all aspects of the process.”

“I am passionate about the Olympics and the impact it’s going to have on our capital city. To be part of this incredible event is going to be a privilege. Continue reading

Media students to help at RAF air show

From Dr Sarah Barrow, LSM Head of School:

“12 students from Lincoln School of Media have been selected to attend the 2011 Royal Air Force Waddington International Air Show on 2 and 3 July as ‘press’.

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