Luca Kitchin

Director/Writer
Progressing to Film at University of Brighton

Nye Helyer

Sound Person/Assistant Director
Progressing to Film at University of Brighton

Synopsis

The story of a young man’s complicated journey to acceptance.

Fin, a 17-year-old boy, struggles to come to terms with the fact that his best friend of 14 years, Deen, is no longer here. Follow Fin’s grieving process as he learns to live in a world without his friend.

Ryan Botha

Producer/Co-writer/Editor

Luca Viani

Director/Co-Writer/Assistant to the Producer
Progressing to BA Television Production

Mathews Beroy

Cinematographer/Art Director/Assistant Editor
Progressing to BA Content, Media & Film Production

Synopsis

A teenage girl is unknowingly addicted to social media and is thrown into a mental turmoil when social media as a whole goes down. This film has a heavy emphasis on the inner thoughts and feelings of the character.

Yazmin Sinclair

Director/Producer

Synopsis

A documentary about how marching bands have changed over time.

The documentary looks at the history of the HM Royal Marines Band Service as well as how young people can become involved and perhaps progress to military band services. This is seen through the Surbiton Royal British Legion Youth Marching Band.

James Carne

Director/Producer/Writer
Progressing to Film, Television and Digital Production at Bath Spa University

Synopsis

Autism is a lifelong developmental disability which affects how people communicate and interact with the world. One in 100 people are on the autism spectrum and there are around 700,000 autistic adults and children in the UK.

Autism is a spectrum condition and affects people in different ways. Autistic people have varying and complex needs from 24-hour care to simply needing clearer communication and a little longer to do things. Those people have their own strengths and weaknesses.

This film has been produced to raise awareness amongst young audience that for autistic people it is hard to understand what others are thinking or feeling, they get anxious about social situations, finding it hard to make friends or preferring to be on their own. Often, they seem blunt, rude or not interested in others without meaning to and find it hard to say how they feel.

“I just seem to see and think about people and the
world in a different way. It’s part of who I am.”

John Clark, autistic filmmaker

Matthew Kodicek

Producer/Co-writer/Editor
Progressing to Industry Employment

Synopsis

A short ‘documentary’ on what memes are, answering the question ‘What is the perfect meme?

A simple story of a meme creation, the facts that went into it and the results of this meme on the internet.

Even without an understanding of what memes are, by the end you will know enough to understand some internet trends.