Sean at the Chelsea Flower Show 2011
Second year BA (Hons) Media Production student Sean Carr has just produced a brand new iPad app for Interflora to use as part of their gold award-winning display at this year’s Royal Horticultural Society Show at Chelsea.
All graduates are warmly invited to the School of Media degree show on Friday 27 May 2011, a day of celebration of our final year students’ work in film, radio, design, digital, screenwriting, photography and multi-camera work.
Trailer produced by George Precious, Rob Egan helped by Harry Corden – Logo Animation by Josh Sharp. MUSIC kindly supplied by Deep East Music Continue reading
Tom Ridgewell, AKA TomSka, is quoted on the BBC Newsbeat website as making between £3,500 and £7,000 a month on YouTube. Could he be our first alumnus donor next year? Check out the story and Tom’s top tips for success.
Serious study
Students across all levels from BA(Hons) Animation and BA (Hons) Media Production united last month to attend a 6 day tour visiting the US movie town of Los Angeles.
Check out the photos on the LSAD school blog.
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Our new visiting professor Trevor Dann was on campus yesterday at the School of Media to give his inaugural lecture and also to formally open the Lincoln Sound Theatre.
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A short promo film produced by School of Media students has had its premiere screening as part of a county-wide conference to promote and discuss Lincolnshire tourism and culture.
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From Chris Hainstock:
Author Giles Kristian visited the School of Media last Monday to see a short film made by graduates Philip Stevens, Jake Tomlinson, Stewart MacGregor and the rest of Urban Apache (their production Co. set up after leaving Lincoln.)
Watch out for the launch!
Good news from Chris Hainstock:
The new Sound Dubbing Theatre is ready for the students. We hope to have an official opening of the Lincoln Sound Theatre in late March with a special guest. See the Audio Production blog for pictures etc.
Robert Flaherty
The University’s first major co-production, A Boatload of Wild Irishmen, is voyaging abroad, touring Canada from this Friday.
Ben Atkinson
LSM Media Production student Ben Atkinson writes:
For the past year I have been promoting the novel Walking on Cinders online by harnessing the power of new social media such as Twitter, YouTube, Facebook etc. I have however, been writing the novel since 2008 and have been working with a professional editor and publicist in the past year.