Richard McCormack
A little bit about my way into TV and a lot of advice for anyone else wanting to get in.
Richard McCormack, class of 2009
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LSM film makers in Polar Film Festival
Watch out alumni! A group of level 3 LSM students have won a place at the Polar Film Festival this week, in Finland, with their low budget historical drama feature “Northmen”.
The atmospheric costume drama, produced and shot entirely here in Lincoln, is not for the sqeamish. It’s the grim story of five Viking warriors stranded in England in 1002 after their army has fled back to Denmark, following the massacre of all Danish settlers on the orders of Saxon king Ethelred the Unready…….
Latest news: Northmen has been selected for screening at the Cam*Era International Student Film Festival in Cambridge 18-20 June!
Jobs at Reelworks
How would you like to join a team that makes music videos like this?
Victoria Wilson, LSM graduate (Class of 2008), has passed on news about some upcoming vacancies at Reelworks in London.
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Job Opportunity: NHS Lincolnshire
We have been notified of a vacancy for a media graduate arising from a KTP scheme – but hurry, the deadline is May 10
EM-Media opportunity: Cine Hub project
A filmmaker or filmmaking company is sought to work with two schools in the Alford area of Lincolnshire.
Deadline: May 10
Dani Moseley – good news!
Dani Moseley
RTS National Awards 2010 – The Winner!
The Winners!
Four Lincoln School of Media graduates won the RTS National Entertainment Award at the 2010 awards ceremony in London last Friday, with their film “Best Friends That Love Each Other”.
Trailer – BEST FRIENDS THAT LOVE EACH OTHER:
Film Festivals in Cambridge
Strawberry Fair
Our new Head of School, Sarah Barrow, has passed on news of two film festivals taking place soon in Cambridge
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Michael Henry, class of 2009
Michael Henry
“I feel that I was a little too optimistic with the whole idea of film festivals.”
After handing in my final projects, I went straight into production of my micro-budget feature film debut ‘Ennui’.
Alex Holland & Stuart Almond in Lincoln
futurewheel
Alex Holland (class of 2009) came back to Lincoln recently to appear at the LPAC as a stand up comedian – something he has been doing since he was at school.
He also agreed to do an interview for us, and his Futurewheel comedy collaborator Stuart Almond came along too.
Interview
First, Stuart, what have you been up to lately?