Script editor Merle Nygate gave a guest lecture on 20 Feb and mentions LSM script students in her blog
Merle writes:
“Last week I had the pleasure of guest lecturing at Lincoln University. I was talking to second and a few third year students about TV: the industry and craft…….If I’m among a sparky bunch of students, as was the case in Lincoln, there’s an almost palpable buzz around them. And when I go home, I take some of that buzz away with me.”
From Sarah Barrow:
We are hosting a symposium on Latin American Cinemas Today, at the EMMTEC, Brayford Pool Campus, University of Lincoln, on 24-25 February.
The event is FREE to all Lincoln staff, graduates and PG students. I’d be delighted if LSM graduates were able to join us at any point.
From Colin:
You are invited to a presentation and critique of work in progress.
“Within the post modern critical landscape, has observational still photography lost its potency or is it just too ambiguous and misunderstood?”
6pm, February 6th, Room MC2131, Brayford campus
Regards, Colin
Lincoln School of Media Special Event: ” Warner Bros. An Illustrated History” By Visiting Professor Eric Hartley Senat, Film Producer and former Senior Vice-President of WBEMMTEC Conference Centre, University of LincolnTuesday 31 January, 2-5 and 6-9pm.
No need to book. Just turn up at the EMMTEC lecture theatre, either at 2pm or at 6pm.
Our TV studios at have been newly upgraded to include some of the latest lighting and camera technologies, bringing the facilities up to full multi-camera and HD specification.
Monday 23 January 2012, 6-7.30pm [with refreshments from 5.30pm]
Visiting Professor in Television Alex Graham (Wall to Wall Productions) “THE OTHER 99% – DEMYSTIFYING CREATIVITY”
Co-op lecture theatre, Main Admin Building ALL WELCOME
Wall to Wall CEO Alex Graham has been a leading figure in UK independent television production sector for almost 30 years.
It’s been quite a year back on the Brayford:
Andrew Elliott organised a conference, Rethinking Epic, at Lincoln in July, with a line-up that included renowned international scholars in film history (Jeffrey Richards, Robert Burgoyne).
From Sarah Barrow:
You are warmly invited to a showcase event of Media ‘work-in-progress’ created in response to the Lincolnshire Air Show 2011 to which LSM students were invited, by RAF Waddington, ‘as press’. Monday 12 Dec, ground floor MHT Continue reading
We have just received good news from Andy McKay. The Chair of the Midlands Royal Television Society judges has told him that Dirty Diamond Media has been nominated for Best Fiction Film in the student category.
“This is a fantastic achievement for a charming film which I know took much effort and creativity to produce.
Colours and Shapes from Paul Hope on Vimeo.
Michael Henry has told us he has completed post-production on his third feature film.
“I Work” will be screened in the Cargill Lecture Theatre, 7.30pm on 9 December.