From Kay Hayden:
Gary Numan will release a new DVD, “Machine Music: The Best Of Gary Numan” on 11th June 2012. Fans and film-makers can participate in the Machine Music Tour which runs from late May into early June, by making visuals to be projected during a selection of tracks on the tour. Continue reading
From graduate George Horne:
Check out my a new project with Proof where we’ll be working with Vimeo Staff to promote a joint initiative called ‘Laptoptag’.
LAPTOPTAG from Proof Studio on Vimeo.
Spotted on Twitter:
Not content with becoming a BT Storyteller for the London Olympics, cycling around the UK and hitting the national press headlines, it turns out that Tom went to the BT BOA Ball in October and made a film about it, which he has just posted on YouTube:
Where do you get the energy Tom?
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
Chris Hainstock spotted this story about Tom Mallion, Class of 2009:
Recent Media Production Graduate Tom Mallion is cycling around the UK as part of his BT Storyteller role. “I was as shocked as anyone when I turned to page 54 in today’s Daily Mirror (Nov 25th) to find that I had a full page spread on my TwoWheelDocs series…and I’m loving the James Bond image too, although I feel my cover may have been blown! Thanks to Laurie Hanna for the excellent article.”
We have been trying to track James down for ages. No luck yet with his story, but he seems to be doing well, to judge by his Facebook pages.
“Freelance Camera, Sound, Editor, and DIT. From Broadcast, Film and Corporate. Working in Film, Broadcast and Corporate.
Working with companies such as – BBC, Foundation TV, Bentley, Ford, British Gas, Presenter Studio, and loads more.”
Here are some of James’ productions:
Last Friday afternoon a short film made by young people from all over Lincolnshire, trained by School of Media students, was premiered at the Lincoln Odeon.
I found out on Friday that I secured two acting jobs!
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″
