Given this, the work produced was very creditable. There was a high standard of research in particular. We would, however, see increasing amounts of multimedia content incorporated over time - not least by these students in 2009-10, as they produced a raft of podcasts and video features to expand on the writing, images and hyperlinks contained in their posts.
2009 PLAYLIST:
SASKIA ADAMS [revised for Jan 2010] Saskia's solo production successfully tackled a slasher opening. Deception.
LAURA BECK - With SophieG, Emily and a German exchange student, Laura produced her first stab at a slasher! Dare To Dream.
HELENA BEESON - Solo production of a teen drama, with a Heathers influence. Displacement.
CHRIS BENISEK - Rom-com produced with Laura and Ellis, featuring some cerealously tasty titles! Just Another Day.
SOPHIE BREAR - Sophie's first slice of slasherdom, produced with Theo. The Cellar.
ELLIS CLARK - Rom-com produced with Laura and Ellis, featuring some cerealously tasty titles! Just Another Day.
GEORGINA COOKE - Teen drama with a dark theme
TOM COPLAND - Tom kills his production partner in this slasher opening! Rough Cut.
AMELIA CROSSLEY - Social realist opening produced with Josie. Thursday Night.
HOLLY DAVY - Holly casts Georgina Cooke as a female Bond/Bourne. The Defector.
SOPHIE GANNON - With Laura, Emily and a German exchange student, Sophie produced her first stab at a slasher! Dare To Dream.
BEN GARVEY - Alex, George and Ben's slasher cut. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** In His Sights.
TOBY HAMPSON - Toby is swiftly felled by his production partner Tom in this slasher opening! Rough Cut.
BETHAN HERBERT - Bethan, Lorna and Megan produce a WW2 romantic drama *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Lost In Love And War.
LAUREN HUTCHINSON - Lucy, Lauren and Kristie bring their brand of shock to safe suburbia. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Dead End.
LUCY JOHNSON - Lucy, Lauren and Kristie bring their brand of shock to safe suburbia. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Dead End.
ALEX JOWETT - Alex and Matt bring terror to IGS! The Second Personality.
LORNA KENNEDY - Bethan, Lorna and Megan produce a WW2 romantic drama *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Lost In Love And War.
MATT LOWE - Alex and Matt bring terror to IGS! The Second Personality.
JOSIE MEARS - Social realist opening produced with Amelia. Thursday Night.
GEORGE NEEDHAM - Alex, George and Ben's slasher cut. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** In His Sights.
WILL NELSON - Joe, Will and SamT bring aspects of Japanese horror The Ring to IGS. Coma.
EMILY OUTTERSIDE - With Laura, SophieG and a German exchange student, Emily produced her first stab at a slasher! Dare To Dream.
CONOR POTTS - Conor's solo effort brings a dash of panache to his slasher. The Lurker.
MEGAN RIDLEY - Bethan, Lorna and Megan produce a WW2 romantic drama *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Lost In Love And War.
JOE SHRIMPTON - Joe, Will and SamT bring aspects of Japanese horror The Ring to IGS. Coma.
LAURA SMITH - Rom-com produced with Laura and Ellis, featuring some cerealously tasty titles! Just Another Day.
ALEX SNOWDON - Alex, George and Ben's slasher cut. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** In His Sights.
SAM THOMAS - Joe, Will and SamT bring aspects of Japanese horror The Ring to IGS. Coma.
SAM WHITE - Sam's solo slasher also starred Sam, and is ... not forgetten... Gone.
THEO WIGHTMAN - Theo's first slice of slasherdom, produced with SophieB. The Cellar.
KRISTIE WOOLLEY - Lucy, Lauren and Kristie bring their brand of shock to safe suburbia. *** Selected for screening at the 2009 Co-Op National Film Festival *** Dead End.
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| lkley Grammar School students, from left, Lorna Kennedy, Megan Ridley, Bethan Herbert, Alex Snowdon, Ben Garvey, Lucy Johnson and Kristie Woolley, whose films are being shown at The National Media Museum. |
