Students of BA (Hons) Filmmaking: Production and BA (Hons) Filmmaking: Post Production degrees have been offered the following positions:

In Post Production roles: 

• Sam King is employed as a compositor at Doghouse on the BBC's Andy's Global Adventures for the second year running.
• Elise Warner-Deards has joined Gorilla Post Production as an Dailies Assistant on a high end Drama production.
• Jude Hayman is working as a Runner at Picture Shop and was shortlisted for a role at the globally renowned Aardman Animations.
• Jason Dutton is in discussions with Humblebee, where he will apply his post production skills within a top natural history production company. 
• Kieran Walker and Eloise Lane have been combining their final year studies with working as Edit Assistants at P1 Productions, with the potential to move into full-time contracts based on their performance.

In Production Roles:

• Lucy Wallis has joined VMI as an Camera Trainee Technician and will be managing and maintaining high-end film equipment.
• Declan Ward is a Content Creator for Fighting Films, where he will produce engaging content focusing on the sport of judo.

Other students awaiting final decisions after interview:

• Anna Richards is on the final shortlist stage for a position at CNN, with high hopes of joining the international news network.
• Maddy Hayes was shortlisted for the role of Art Department Runner for a drama series at Netflix, a testament to her artistic skills.
• Jacob Guyatt is being considered for a Trainee Assistant Spark role on a feature film, which would mark a significant step in his technical career in film production.
• Katie Boyes Has been confirmed as a Production Runner on one of this year's prestigious Uncertain Kingdom films.

Freya Billington, Head of Bristol Film School, boomsatsuma says:

"We are incredibly proud of our graduates, and the fact so many have been able to move into employment immediately after finishing the course is a testament to their hard work and our commitment to teaching industry-level skills and practice. We look forward to helping even more students land their first professional roles as our relationship with the Bristol Film and Television Industry goes from strength to strength."

Successes like these underscore the School's dedication to equipping students with the skills and experience needed to launch successful careers. Watch this space for more news, over the coming months, on how Bristol Film School, boomsatsuma students are taking on the world!

About Bristol Film School, boomsatsuma

Bristol Film School, boomsatsuma is dedicated to providing high-quality education and training in film and media production. With a focus on practical experience and industry connections, the Film School sets out to develop the next generation of filmmakers and TV professionals, providing students with the training, inspiration and opportunities needed to excel in their careers.

Interested in joining us for September 2024?  We have a small number of places left on our Filmmaking: Post Production degree.