Bill Vinten GTC University Awards 2015
The 2015 Bill Vinten GTC University Awards were presented on 15 October at the University of Creative Arts (UCA) in Farnham, Iast year's winning university – the GTC is grateful to the University for hosting the event and providing great facilities for the presentation. UCA was represented on the night by Vice Chancellor Professor Simon Oldfield-Kerr (see right) and Film and Prodution Course Leader Claire Barwell.
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Bournemouth University collected this year's Bill Vinten GTC University Trophy, scoring more points for their portfolio of undergraduate films than the 14 other establishments who entered the 2015 competition. The Trophy was collected by Mark Bond, the Programme Leader at Bournemouth University (see right) and presented by the GTC's Stuart McKears who devised the Awards.
Angus Mitchell (Bournemouth University) received first prize for his work on Brackish Water. Angus said: “I had a brilliant time, and was overjoyed at receiving this prestigious trophy and award package. I cannot wait for the exciting opportunities that my work experience will bring me, along with being a member of the GTC.” Angus will be working with Martin Hawkins who received the GTC’s TiCA earlier this year.
The shortlist for the Bill Vinten GTC University Award 2015, in alphabetical order, was:
- Lawrence Fish (University of Portsmouth): Automated Teller Man
- Tomas Frigstad (University for the Creative Arts): Deep Pan Fury
- James Mathews (Northern Film School): Mako
- Ronnie McQillan ((University of York): When the Dust Settles
- Angus Mitchell (Bournemouth University): Brackish Water
- Hamish Saks (Northern Film School): Desire Lines
- Anglia Ruskin University
- Edge Hill University
- Kingston University
- Plymouth University
- Stratford Upon Avon College
- University of Brighton
- University for the Creative Arts
- University of Lincoln
- University of Portsmouth
- University of Sunderland
- University of the West of England
- University of York
- Dave Ballantyne, Former GTC Chairman
- Darren Bramley, Senior Cameraman
- Anna Carrington, DoP and Lecturer
- Alan Fawcus, Senior Cameraman
- James Neal, Camera Assistant
- Dan Wiles, Producer/Director
- Ian Stubbs,Senior Tutor NFTS
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