The School of Media is hosting four special events in June as part of the Lincoln Film Festival, celebrating the Lincoln Film Society’s 60th anniversary. All screenings will be at the LPAC, starting at 6.30pm.
Tuesday 4 June: The Cinematic “Canon” – screening of Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’, introduced by Professor Brian Winston. Continue reading
Some very good news – LSM will offer up to 3 selected student film-makers up to £100 towards travel costs for those who wish to enter their films for the International Student Film Festival. Entries are due the end of May, so you should decide as soon as possible! If you need any more support or help, do not hesitate to contact your tutors or LSM Visiting Prof. Nick Gray who was a member of the festival jury last year. nickgraytv@googlemail.com Continue reading
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Marcella Forster spotted this opportunity for apprenticeships at BBC Wales:
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From Sarah Barrow: The School of Media Degree Show 2013 starts at midday on Wednesday 5th June and ends midday on Friday 7th June. Feel free to come along at any point. A printed programme will be available from the degree show reception desk in the Atrium from 5th June. You are cordially invited to the networking / reception event Thursday 6th June at 6pm, EMMTEC Conference Centre, Brayford Campus, University of Lincoln, LN6 7TS. Tea and coffee will be available from 5.30pm in EMMTEC foyer. Continue reading
LSM student Ami Petch has joined Electric Egg as a full-time production and post-production intern after completing her Media Production BA(hons) studies. Ami joins founding directors Neil Baker and Steven Hatton as Electric Egg’s first full-time employee. Ami was offered the role after impressing Neil and Steve on work experience with the award-winning production company. Continue reading
Meet the Graduates (MtG) is always a highlight at the Lincoln School of Media and this year’s networking event between graduates and students was no exception. As our third year students are on the verge of graduating (good luck), our alumni were asked what they missed most about being a student? Katie Martin, who graduated last year, captured frank and funny answers from alumni talking about their love of Lincoln and that student lifestyle …
LSM’s 2010 graduate Phil Stevens was on ITV news to talk about directing his new film ‘Lancaster’, which currently is in post-production. East Lindsey District Council commissioned Red Dog Film to make a period drama set in Lincolnshire during World War II about the iconic Lancaster bomber.
Phil was interviewed on BBC Radio Lincolnshire – listen here:
More info and photographs can be found here
The short film will be out next month. In the meantime, here’s a sneak preview.
Lancaster is on Twitter and also has a Facebook page.
This Symposium “was based around the key themes of future directions & opportunities in the radio and music industries” said Organiser and LSM’s Principal Lecturer Bryan Rudd. The event certainly hit its aims as you’ll see when you read Bryan’s super summary of the day.
Sean Strange is a third year student at the Lincoln School of Media. He found time in the run up to his finals to capture the LSM’s Radio, Sound & Music Symposium II at the start of this month. See Sean’s images in the slideshow, below. Thanks, Sean! Another piece to add to your growing portfolio of work perhaps? Please do keep us posted on how you’re doing when you graduate.
Note: This slideshow shows best for users with the latest release of Adobe Flash Player on Chrome or Internet Explorer. If you experience problems on play below, you can try to view the slideshow here or via our Twitter feed. It’s worth persevering!
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