Blogger of the Week

Blogger of the Week

Huge congratulations to Isadora this week for completing eight fabulous blog posts and completing her filming for her short film. Hoorah!

A film starring a six-year-old deaf British girl and made by two former Hollyoaks stars has won an Oscar.

The Silent Child, which tells the story of a girl who struggles to communicate, was named best live action short film.

It stars Maisie Sly, aged six, from Swindon, and Rachel Shenton, who played Mitzeee Minniver in the Channel 4 soap.

Shenton also wrote it and used sign language in her acceptance speech. It was directed by Chris Overton - AKA Hollyoaks cage fighter Liam McAllister.

How a camera drone can really enhance your videos...

Blogger of the Week

Congrats to Alainah, who has broken back into blogging with four excellent posts about her magazine advert research. Everyone is back to blogging now, so keep up the good work and blog every step of your filming and editing journey!

'Monster Hunters', a winner of the National Film and Television Awards

Blogger of the Week

Well done this week for Isadora for making excellent progress, keeping her blog up to date and working hard on catching up after her change of plan - and for filming this weekend!

Blogger of the Week

Well done this week to Grace and Lauren M for posting filming progress!

Screen Actors Guild Awards 2018

Blogger of the Week

Well done to Kathryn for blogging progress on her short film over the holidays. Now is the time to get back to the blog for that last push in filming your coursework, everyone!

Critics Choice Award last week:  “The Shape of Water,” the most nominated film of the evening, took home four awards, the most of the night, including Best Picture, Best Director for Guillermo del Toro, Best Production Design for Paul Denham Austerberry, Shane Vieau and Jeff Melvin, and Best Score for Alexandre Desplat.

Blogger of the Week

For this week, it's Lauren B, for using digital media creatively and effectively in her posts. Well done, everyone. Keep up the evaluation as you go along to ensure the quality of your research and planning.