Nahemi News

Tea@3 Chat / Q&A with Industry folks over a cuppa …

Posted in Nahemi News by Barry Dignam, October 22nd, 2020

NAHEMI are delighted to sponsor Tea@3 with Mam Fromage.
For the next four Fridays from 3 to 3.30 there’ll be chat and Q&A with industry folks over a nice cuppa hosted by Freya Billington
All from the comfort of Zoom. Spread the word and invite your students.
Meeting ID: 795 261 3779 Passcode: TEAAT3
FRIDAY 23RDOCT 3:00PM
Production Designer ANDREW PURCELL
(RIVIERA, THIRTEEN, INDIAN SUMMERS, NO OFFENCE)
“My job is to look after the physical, visual side of things, in terms of sets and props and effects”, Purcell explains. “I help find the locations and then turn them into appropriate places for the drama to happen. We’ll decorate a location and dress it according to the character and what we would assume those character’s choices to be. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0700696/
FRI 30THOCT 3:00PM
Editor BARNABY PILLING
(THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL, ANNIHILATION, SUFFRAGETTE)
Barney Pilling is an OSCAR-nominated British television and film editor. Some of Pilling’s TV projects include Spooks, Life on Mars, No Angels, Hotel Babylon and As If. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Film Editing for the 2014 film The Grand Budapest Hotel.[1] His past film projects include Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, An Education, Never Let Me Go, and One Day.He grew up in North Manchester and worked as a DJ before moving into Editing. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1306189/
FRI 6THNOV, 3:00PM
Art Director ALEXANDRA WALKER
(HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX/ GOBLET OF FIRE/ PRISONER OF AZKABAN, LET ME GO, CARMILLA)
I have worked in the British film industry for 22 years, in that time I have had the privilege to work with and learn from some brilliant and visionary filmmakers. Whether the film has been low budget/independent or attached to a big studio, my experience has been a huge journey which I look forward to continuing in production design.
https://www.alexandrawalkerdesign.com/
COMING UP
Cinematographer NATASHA BRAIER
HONEY BOY, NEON DEMON, GLORIA BELL
At the 2017 Robert Awards, Natasha won the Robert Award for Best Cinematography for her work on The Neon Demon. At the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, she won the Special Jury Award for Vision and Craft for her work on Honey Boy.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1161987/

NAHEMI @ Encounters Award Winners 2020

Posted in Festivals, Nahemi News, Student Successes by Barry Dignam, October 7th, 2020

We’re very pleased to announce the Award winners for the 2020 NAHEMI@ Encounters programme:

NAHEMI CREATIVE FILMMAKING PRIZE : ‘Shoegazing’ (dir. Servane d’Alverny) / London Film School

NAHEMI CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD : ‘My Name’ (dir. Yang Lee, cinematographer Chirstian Serk) / University of Coventry

BEST UNDERGRADUATE FILM AWARD : ‘Ethical Sauce’ (dir. Pauline McGrath) / University of Westminster

Huge congratulations to all concerned!

NAHEMI Co-signs Higher Arts Education Networks’ SZFE Solidarity Statement

Posted in Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, September 9th, 2020

AEC, Cumulus, EAAE, ELIA, NAHEMI and GEECT stand in solidarity with colleague institutions in Hungary and SZFE Budapest in particular.

As European higher arts education networks, we express our deepest concerns regarding the recent direction and implementation of Hungarian policy, which is severely affecting free development of education in the arts. We particularly condemn the undermining of the autonomy of the University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE), a renowned 155-year-old higher arts education institution. Free development of education in the arts, together with freedom of artistic expression and freedom of research are cornerstone values of European societies and cannot be negotiated.

We urge the Hungarian government and policymakers to guarantee freedom of development and organisational autonomy for SZFE and all higher arts education institutions in the country. AEC, Cumulus, EAAE, ELIA, GEECT , NAHEMI

#freeSZFE

 

NAHEMI Encounters Film Festival Programme 2020

Posted in Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, August 13th, 2020

We are pleased to announce the NAHEMI programme for Encounters Film Festival 2020, Digital Edition.

The programme is longer than usual this year, as the Encounters Film Festival is going to be entirely online due to the continuing COVID19 pandemic.

The selection was made by an online judging panel of six members of NAHEMI affiliated film schools who also awarded prizes for Best Creative Filmmaking, Best Cinematography, Best Undergraduate Film and Best Postgraduate Film…..We’ll be sending out full details of those winners soon!

So, CONGRATULATIONS to the crews of the following films (listed below in no particular order!) who will have their work screened at Encounters 2020.

Down There The Sea Folk Live (15.56) Goldsmiths, University of London

Darkroom (8.31) Kingston School of Art

Behind the Mask (5.14) Arts University Bournemouth

UFO (16.29) University of West of Scotland

Things That Happen (6.00) Anglia Ruskin University

Christmas at Broadmoor (3.29) Northern Film School

Jude (9.52) Northern Film School

La Volpe (8.00) Plymouth College of Art

Ethical Sauce (12.33) University of Westminster

Ragpickers (10.54) Coventry University

My Name (8.30) Coventry University

Shoegazing (12.48) London Film School

Spaghetti (3.16) University of Plymouth

Parachute (11.00) Manchester Metropolitan University

Nurse’s Diary (9.21) University of Bedfordshire

Tickets available for TALKING SHOP 2020

Posted in Latest, Nahemi Events, Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, June 19th, 2020

We are pleased to release the tickets for our annual ‘Talking Shop’ symposium.

Book your tickets through Eventbrite

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NAHEMI Talking Shop 2020

Part 1: Friday 26 June, 3pm – 4pm

“Film Production Education as Lockdown is Lifted”

Keynote Speakers:

Annabelle Pangborn, Director of Northern Film School, Leeds and Jon Wardle, Director of National Film and Television School, share their plans for teaching film production post COVID19 lockdown.

Q and A hosted by Lucy Brown

Part 2: Friday 3 July, 3pm – 4pm

“Teaching Production During a Pandemic”

NAHEMI members share five-minute presentations, addressing important questions raised from our current situation, sharing best practice, and discussing issues of the day concerning film production education.

  • Alexandra Sage, Roehampton University, Teaching Film in Lockdown and Beyond
  • Marek Budzynski, Arts University Bournemouth, How I’ve Been Doing It During the Pandemic
  • Dr Shane O’Sullivan, Kingston School of Art, Archives for Education
  • Freya Billington, UWE, #TEAAT3WITHMAMFROMAGE

Q and A hosted by David Wheeler

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NAHEMI Annual General Meeting

Friday 10 July 2020, 3 – 4pm

Meeting Links to follow

NAHEMI Talking Shop 2020 CFP

Posted in Latest, Nahemi Events, Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, June 2nd, 2020

‘Teaching Production During the Pandemic’

Call for Presentations

 Talking Shop is NAHEMI’s annual conference where we have the chance to meet, share best practice, and discuss the issues and highlights of teaching moving image production in UK Higher Education. This year, like so many other organisations, we are moving online for our conference. Full details to follow

We are inviting five minute presentations that address the important questions raised by our current situation – finding new ways to teach production during a pandemic. This could be a Pecha Kucha, reflections on a case study, a verbal presentation, or a slide show with commentary, but it has to be prepared with online presentation in mind. We hope by sharing your ideas now, we can inform and support NAHEMI members as they consider graduation screenings and preparations for the next academic year.

Below, are some essential themes in the on-going debate we would like you to address:

  • Is it possible to teach filmmaking online?
  • What is ‘blended learning’ in a practice-led programme?
  • What are the challenges and positive outcomes of the pandemic situation?
  • How can we support first year students to experience real film production?
  • What can be done to replace the degree show?
  • What constitutes a good online teaching experience?
  • Has online teaching provided better access to professionals in the film and TV industry, what are your experiences?
  • Are we able to give students their money’s worth with online teaching?
  • What are your strategies for online group learning?
  • What is your approach in teaching practical workshops and cleaning equipment?

Please submit a 200 word proposal, based on one or more of the listed themes or related areas, to chair@nahemi.org along with a brief bio by Friday 15 June.

The WINNERS!!! NAHEMI Kodak Commercials Awards 2020

Posted in Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, May 22nd, 2020

Congratulations to all our student filmmakers on your ambitious ideas, and creative talent – we were super impressed with all the entries for this year’s Kodak Commercials Competition.

Our first-ever live stream of this event is over, and the awards have been presented, and we would like to celebrate the fact that we had more than 300 people watching which is more than would have had the opportunity to be a part of this event had we been in the beautiful Regent Street Cinema. With every cloud there’s a silver lining eh?…

So, in case you missed the winners, below is a full round-up of all the award winners.
Congratulations everyone and please tag us in your celebrations and acceptance speeches #nahemikodak2020

 

Overall Winners

1st Place: Gift of Time, Anglia Ruskin University

2nd Place: Braincare, University of Westminster

{3rd Place: Forbidden, London Film Academy

{3rd Place: Your Charles Tyrwhitt Shirt, University of Westminster

 

 

Craft Awards

Best Cinematography: Gift of Time, Anglia Ruskin University

Best Script: Vortex, Arts University Bournemouth

Best Sound: Mud, Northern Film School, Leeds Beckett University

Best Production Design: Braincare, University of Westminster

Best Styling and Make-up: Forbidden, London Film Academy

 

Category Awards

Charles Tyrwhitt

1st Place: Your Charles Tyrwhitt Shirt, University of Westminster

2nd Place: Be a Better You, University of Gloucestershire

3rd Place: Suits Him, University of Greenwich

Harvey Nicholls

1st Place: Gift of Time, Anglia Ruskin University

2nd Place: Forbidden, London Film Academy

3rd Place: Treat Yourself, University of Westminster

Mindshine

1st Place: Braincare, University of Westminster

2nd Place: Mental Fitness, IADT National Film School

3rd Place: Boxed, UWE

Pops

1st Place: Sweet Sensation, University of Derby

2nd Place: Pops Van, Arts University Bournemouth

[3rd Place: First Taste, Arts University Bournemouth

[3rd Place: It Pays to Break the Ice, Middlesex University

 

 

See you all again next year!

NAHEMI / KODAK Competition Screening and Awards Ceremony ONLINE!

Posted in Latest, Nahemi Events, Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, May 22nd, 2020

JOIN US tonight FOR A NAHEMI FIRST!
The NAHEMI/KODAK COMMERCIALS SCREENING AND AWARDS CEREMONY will be streaming LIVE tonight at 6.30pm.

 You and your students are invited to tonight’s ceremony where we will be screening all the fantastic commercials shot by students across the UK.

Sponsored by Kodak, and supported by Libertine, Mindshine, TBWA, Harvey Nichols, Charles Tyrwhitt and Pops, the competition asked film students to create a 60-second advert for 1 of 4 professional briefs.

Join us tonight, using the link below, to watch the results, and to see who will scoop the awards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFo0dq9-lWA 

We look forward to seeing you all there! Good luck everyone!

 

 

 

 

How to teach Moving Image in a Coronavirus environment?

Posted in Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, March 20th, 2020

With forced closures of universities, colleges and arts institutions due to COVID19, as well as film and TV industries halting production, how can we make sure our current and future moving image students are supported to achieve their ambitions of making quality film, animation, games and TV?

NAHEMI will be opening up a conversation that we invite you all to participate in. How have you managed student expectations? How have you begun to think about a transition to online delivery? How will you manage your degree shows? What best and worst practice can you share?

Please watch this space! We will be sharing a forum soon and invite you to participate.

Take care and stay safe

WINNERS! Watersprite Film Festival 2020

Posted in Nahemi News by Lucy Leake, March 9th, 2020

Watersprite Student Film Festival this weekend, 6 – 8 March, was a fun-filled event, showcasing student work from across the UK. We are pleased to announce the winners of the NAHEMI prizes at our Watersprite Showcase Screening 2020.

NAHEMI Best Film was awarded to Building Bridges, by UWE student Josephine Cressy.

NAHEMI’s ARRI-sponsored award for Best Cinematography was awarded to LFS student Luis Felipe Moncado for his work on The Sound of Falling.

Well done to all the participants who were selected for screening in the NAHEMI showcase, and huge congratulations to our winners!

Watersprite NAHEMI 2020

         

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