New College Lanarkshire: Film & Television
Digital Imaging, Photography, Film and Television Production Courses
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Category: Student Films
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Student Cameron Shaw produced this reel for his HND Film and Television graded unit to showcase his camera operation and editing skills. It features live performance, gigs, short films, music videos and other promotional material, including the National Theatre of Scotland’s Shift project and New College Lanarkshire’s graduation ceremony, held in Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall…
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HND Film and Television student Johnny Lynn aimed to showcase a variety of skills in his graded unit showreel, including camera operation, editing and motion graphics. The footage was taken from college projects, sketches he had filmed for the BBC’s ‘The Social’, music videos, and a number of small personal projects and experiments he had…
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For his HND Film and Television Graded Unit, Garry Thomson aimed to deliver a fast paced, cinematic showreel, featuring highly stylized, exploitation style footage, underscored by a strong soundtrack. His showreel features work from his impressive HNC graded unit film “Feral” and two more features he shot over his HND year; “Fever In The Blood”,…
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“Sam moves into her first flat. Everything seems perfect. But when she’s unpacking it suddenly appears that she’s not alone.” R.I.P. is a short film, scripted, directed and produced by student Maja Engnell for her HNC Film and Television graded unit. It was awarded the best short narrative feature at our inaugural 2018 Film Festival at the CCA. For her first proper feature…
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Over the course of this academic session HND Film & Television students have been filming a number of infomercials to promote various departments within New College Lanarkshire, one of which features the learning centres and library facilities available to students at each campus. As part of their two week exchange programme Galway Technical Institute students…
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Baby Steps is a social enterprise that offers affordable goods for newborns, whilst also providing inclusive employment for adults with disabilities. The shop in Kirk Wynd, Falkirk stocks a variety of products for infants, from buggies, baths and cots to changing units, clothes and toys. In addition to the services they provide to low income…
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HND Film & Television student Yvette Malone’s short documentary exposes the cruel practices involved in the battery hen industry and how three ex-caged hens were rescued and re-housed. The documentary mixes hard hitting archive footage with location interviews and a skyped video presentation from the American animal activist Gary Yourofsky. Following on from her HND…
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Difference is a short film directed and produced by HND Film & Television student Johnny Lynn. It’s his response to a single word brief; “Difference” that was set by Napier University as part of the entrance criteria for their BA Film degree course interviews held in March 2018. Johnny chose a simple and topical theme…
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Watch Us Grow is a voluntary organisation, charity and social enterprise based in Cumbernauld. The organisation was established in 1999 with the aim of helping people with support needs lead more fulfilling lives. They use their garden facilities in Palacerigg Park to provide horticultural therapy, helping people build confidence, self esteem and employability skills, supported by…
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This cover of The Stone Roses’ “I Am The Ressurection” is the encore from an entire concert film titled “One Night With Codeine Velvet Club”. The film was planned, filmed, edited and produced by staff and students at New College Lanarkshire’s Film & TV Department, to promote the band’s debut UK tour. A five camera setup was…
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