News
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Tribute to Ken Dixon
The TFTI community are deeply saddened by the news of one of the department’s most ardent supporters, Ken Dixon.
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Yorkshire's heritage sites feature in acoustics project
The project aims to reveal the hidden acoustics of historic locations around the globe.
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FTP graduates release short film
Patrick Crellin and Bethany White have released 'An Endless Summer', filmed remotely during the first 2020 lockdown.
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University of York students make it to the final of the Engineers in Business Innovation Competition.
Interactive Media students Emily Martin and Wan Yun Law were finalists in the Engineers in Business Innovation Competition for their entry ‘North Star’.
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York students in Engineers in Business Champion of Champions finals
Two York students who have invented a tracking device to help keep vulnerable people safe have won recognition for their work.
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Guardian University Guide 2022
Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media maintains its place in the UK top 10
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New film written and co-produced by York lecturer hits our screens
A new feature film based on the high school days of a York lecturer and her love of The Smiths has received great reviews following its exclusive release on Sky Cinema.
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XR Stories Masters by Research Studentship - Your Heritage, Your Story
The Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at the University of York is advertising one XR Stories Masters by Research studentship for the project, “Your heritage, your story: Fundraising e-stories of everyday heritage; increasing membership and widening audience participation” in collaboration with the Council for British Archaeology. The studentship is available from 1st October 2021, and must be taken up no later than 1st December 2021. It is for one academic year and must be taken up full time.
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XR Stories Masters by Research Studentship - People We Love
The Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at the University of York is advertising one XR Stories Masters by Research studentship for the project, “Space, Media, Imagination: The Story Space of People We Love”. This project examines how stories can be told through physical space, media objects and viewer imagination. The studentship is available from 1st October 2021, and must be taken up no later than 1st December 2021. It is for one academic year and must be taken up full time.
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YUSU Excellence Awards 2021
The YUSU Excellence Awards 2021 results are in. This year TFTI had two lecturers receiving Highly Commended, three shortlisted, and 15 staff members and lecturers nominated for the awards.
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Interactive Media and Theatre Performance Challenge
This first collaborative project of this kind at TFTI, this challenge will bring together students from across the programmes, and take the opportunity to create performances that draw upon emerging technologies.
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Student Volunteering Awards 2021
Second year Film and Television Production Student, Molly Danity, and her group win a University of York Student Volunteering Award.
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Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media moves into the UK top 10
This week the Department confirmed its place among the UK's most highly regarded departments for the subject of Dance, Drama and Cinematics. The Department is ranked 10th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2022.
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Dealing with a Crisis - Dr. Marta Herrero Report Launch
Dr. Marta Herrero's report with the Institute of Fundraising, discusses the impact of Covid-19 on arts and culture fundraising. This survey is the first piece of research on the sector and the first time that the collective voice of UK cultural fundraisers has been heard during the pandemic.
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Helen McCrory OBE (1968-2021)
The TFTI community were greatly saddened by last month's news of the death of Helen McCrory. A celebrated star of British Theatre, Film and Television, Helen was awarded an Honorary Degree by the University of York in 2016. Professor Duncan Petrie, Head of Department
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Interactive Media Students win EIBF Dragons Den 2021
Interactive Media BSc Students win the University wide Dragon’s Den competition.
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NI Game Awards 2021 - IM Graduate winners
Interactive Media BSc graduates, Naoimh Murchan (class of 2020), won a special distinction at the NI Game Awards 2021
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Zhang + Knight Debut Commercial
2014 BSc Film and Television graduates debut their commercial for Maserati
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Bill Vinten Trophy 2020
The University of York’s Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media (TFTI) has won the Bill Vinten Guild of Television University Trophy 2020, becoming the first university to win the award twice.
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Announcing the Visionaries Scholarship programme
We are delighted to announce the Visionaires Scholarship programme, a unique package of financial and industry support to welcome talented UK undergraduate students from Black, Asian, Gypsy, Traveller, and ethnically diverse backgrounds to our creative community.
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Guardian University Guide 2021
Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media is in the UK top 10.
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Overseas research scholarships now open for applicants
York Graduate Research School Scholarships are now open for overseas research students. Applications are open until Friday 29 January 2021.
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Acoustic Atlas
The Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media is delighted to be welcoming Cobi van Tonder from September 2020 on the two-year project ‘Acoustic Atlas’ funded by the European Commission under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowships scheme.
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Lorianne Hall joins TFTI Film and Television Production course team
We are pleased to announce that prominent international producer and entertainment executive Lorianne Hall is to join TFTI as part of the Film and Television Production course.
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National Student Survey 2020
We’re delighted to have some of the happiest film students in the UK.
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TFTI Against Racism
The Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media is committed to anti-racist practice and stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter protests that have emerged as a global phenomenon in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
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University of York brings the power of data to esports audiences
Researchers from the University of York have presented a ground-breaking data and technology platform, Weavr, to fans at the finals of ESL Birmingham Online, a tournament for professional esports players.
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Arena Research Cluster - A new Global Community for Esports
The Arena Research Cluster (ARC) has been launched this week. This cluster creates an online network for researchers and industry stakeholders who share a focus on innovation in esports and sports.
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TFTI Students shortlisted for Royal Television Society awards
The Curiosity of Edward Pratt, created by Thomas Sandler, Oscar Godfrey and Alex Gordon, is a finalist for an Royal Television Society National award in the 'Undergraduate Factual' following a win a the regional Royal Television Society Award.
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Call for Papers - Global Concerns in Storytelling
The Department of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at the University of York invites postgraduate researchers to submit proposals for virtual presentations including live or pre-recorded performances, short films, installations, VR and interactive experiences around the theme of global concerns.
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York Performance Award guaranteed for the next five years
Thanks to a generous endowment from Barbara and Ronald Cooke, the Award’s future is secured
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We're 9th in the UK
Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media at York in the top ten in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide
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Traitor VR at Tribeca Film Festival
TFTV Interactive Media alumna Rebecca Saw collaborated on a VR experience with Pilot Theatre.
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TFTV talent triumph at Royal Television Society Awards night
Successful night at the Yorkshire Region Royal Television Society Student Awards, with a total of three awards altogether!
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Interactive Media alumni receives "Highly Commended" at York Culture Awards 2018
Joe Lamyman, an alumni of the 2017/18 Interactive Media (IM) cohort, has received a "Highly Commended" recognition in the finals of the 2018 Rising Star award (sponsored by Bootham School) of the York Culture Awards.
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Best New Director at the UK Music Video Awards
Linden Feng and Hannah Palumbo, former students on the BSc in Film and Television Production, have won the Best New Director at the UK Music Video Awards
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Interactive Media Alumni Shortlisted for the 2018 Rising Star Award of the York Culture Awards 2018
Joe Lamyman, an alumni of the 2017/18 Interactive Media (IM) cohort makes it to the finals of the 2018 Rising Star award (sponsored by Bootham School) of the York Culture Awards.
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Times Good University Guide 2019
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television has placed 9th for Interactive Media in the latest Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide.
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Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) Recruitment 2018/19
Practical demonstrator, Introduction to Media Technologies - TFT00020C,Autumn Term 2018/19
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University of York, Screen Yorkshire and the BFI secure creative cluster funding
University of York, Screen Yorkshire and the BFI have secured creative cluster funding to support and grow screen industries in Yorkshire and Humber
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Theatre MA student wins playwriting prize
We are delighted that our MA student, Sophie Buckley, has won this year's York's Script Factor playwriting prize, hosted at York Theatre Royal.
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HRC Doctoral Fellowship Competition 2018
Theatre, Film and Television 3rd year PhD researcher has been awarded HRC doctoral fellowship.
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Head of Department Visits Beijing
Professor Duncan Petrie visited Beijing in early June to develop the department’s Chinese links. The visit took in several recruitment agents, where he promoted our current and new degree programmes.
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University of York to Pioneer Education in Esports Content Production
University of York’s Department of Theatre, Film and Television, in close collaboration with ESL, the world’s largest esports company, will launch the world’s first industry-backed module on esports content production.
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Interactive Media Alumni makes 2018 Grads in Games finals
Matthew Kemp, an alumni of the 2016/17 Interactive Media cohort makes it to the finals of the Grads in Games awards 2018.
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York academic elected as Audio Engineering Society’s first female chair
Dr Mariana Lopez makes AES history
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Squabbling House Theatre Company present Constellations
York Performance Award recipients and Department alumni are touring Nick Payne’s acclaimed play.
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#HeForShe Event: Gender Equality and the Audio Industries
Panel session to be led by Senior Lecturer and Chair of AES UK, Dr Mariana Lopez.
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Esports Personalities Debate the Future at University of York
Top esports professionals, commentators and celebrities joined experts at the University of York in a panel debate to discuss current trends and the future of esports.
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University of York award Rob Wilmot Honorary Degree
Rob Wilmot is among eight leading figures to receive an honorary degree during winter graduation.
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Women in Science Play Commission Announced
We are delighted to announce that the University of York's Women in Science playwriting commission has been awarded to Amy Ng.
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TFTV collaborates with Castle Howard on Halloween
If you go down to Castle Howard today...
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Royal Television Society Bursaries 2017
Royal Television Society Bursaries 2017 awarded to TFTV students, Eve Hill and Tom Maynard.
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Women In Science: A Playwriting Commission from the University of York
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television at the University of York is delighted to announce a playwriting commission for 2017-18.
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Laidlaw scholars in the Department of Theatre, Film and Television
We are delighted that 2nd year student Bethany White and 1st year student Edward Whyte, both on the BSc in Film and Television Production, have started their Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Scholarships.
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Honorary Degree for Charles Gurassa
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television is delighted that Charles Gurassa has been awarded an Honorary Degree.
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ESL and University of York Announce World-First Collaboration in Teaching and Research of Esports.
ESL and University of York Collaboration in Teaching and research of EsportsLondon 27th June 2017: ESL, the world’s largest esports company, and the University of York, one of the top universities in the UK and a member of the Russell Group, are today announcing a world-first collaboration to make industry-aligned teaching and research for esports a reality.
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TFTV colleagues collaborate on media convergence theatre project
In a collaborative media convergence project, Dr Mariana Lopez (sound design), Paul Ryan (visual effects), Roberto del Pino (set design) have worked on staging John Dryden's Amphitryon; or, The Two Sosias under the direction of Professor Michael Cordner from the Department of Theatre, Film and television.
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Virtual Reality Viking Exhibition brings ninth century invaders camp to life - Yorkshire Museum
Guy Schofield and Jonathan Hook, from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television have been working on a virtual reality project which forms part of a new exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum.
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Honorary Degree for Sally Wainwright
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television is delighted that Sally Wainwright will be awarded an Honorary Degree.
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TFTV PhD student shortlisted for national award
A film made by a PhD student in the Department of Theatre, Film and Television has been shortlisted for the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s (AHRC) 2016 Research in Film Awards.
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TFTV Award Winners in LA
Two of our talented Film and Television Production students won a fantastic trip to LA!
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Honorary Degree for Helen McCrory
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television is delighted that Helen McCrory has been awarded an Honorary Degree.
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BAFTA Scholarship Programme
Masters production courses are eligible for BAFTA scholarships.
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Watersprite Film Festival Success
Student wins bursary to attend Watersprite Film Festival
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2016 Blue Cat Screenplay Cordelia Awards
Two of our graduates have made it to the quarter finals; one has gone through to the semis...
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Film and Television Graduate With Oscar and BAFTA
Ed Gammie with Oscar and BAFTA for Interstellar
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Student selected for The Santander Digital Leaders programme
A student from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television has been selected for the prestigious Santander Digital Leaders programme.
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New Education and training partnership for TV and film
We are pleased to announce that we are working with the China Culture Investment Group (CCIG) to develop new education and industrial training provision for overseas students.
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Workshop: Vocal sketching for sound design
Sketching is at the root of any design activity.
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BAFTA has scholarships available for eligible post-graduate courses.
BAFTA might pay your fees to study TV and film at post-graduate level.
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Moving Pictures and Photoplays: New Perspectives in Silent Cinema
Moving Pictures and Photoplays: New Perspectives in Silent Cinema is a two day postgraduate conference, to be held on the 18th and 19th of June 2015 at the Department of Theatre, Film and Television, University of York. Proposals are welcome from postgraduate and early career researchers on any aspect relating to silent cinema and film industry of the silent period.
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European exposure for innovative Yorkshire feature film
A feature film produced as a result of a unique academic-industry partnership is flying the flag for UK independent film-makers with screenings at international film festivals in Europe.
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Not so humble ambitions for York graduates
Theatre, Film and Television graduates Andy Lake and Christian Smith were once stars of York Student Television with their sitcom Humble Pie. Now they are back filming more episodes with ambitions of reaching a much larger internet audience.
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Software house BZP Pro donates $30,000 of animation tools.
Department's new Interactive Media degree wins support from software industry leaders
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Raindance Film Festival 2014
Talented student filmmakers from the University of York will showcase their work to leading members of the British film industry at the Vue Cinema in Piccadilly, London as part of the Raindance Film Festival 2014.
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Northern Stories: on screen, through memory and in archives
This one day symposium, organised by Dr Kristyn Gorton in July 2014, focused on stories and storytelling in the North of England as well as constructions of 'Northern Englishness' in stories for the screen.
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Journal Special Issue: Perspectives on Sound Design
The Special Issue: Perspectives on Sound Design (The New Soundtrack Journal, Edinburgh University Press) Guest Edited by Dr Sandra Pauletto is now published
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Grant Success for SADIE Project
Dr Gavin Kearney awarded grant from EPSRC
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Educating Filmmakers Book Launch
Invitation to attend a book launch in London on Thursday 19 June 2014 - 6.30 - 8.30pm at The London Film School
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Graduation July 2014
All our students graduating in July 2014 are invited to a Graduation Reception after the ceremony.
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International Film Success for Department of Theatre, Film and Television Student
A talented student filmmaker from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television wins top award at the international Watersprite Film Festival
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BA 3rd year student productions The Illusion and Tartuffe
Third year theatre students from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television will this week stage two of the liveliest and most accessible comic masterpieces from seventeenth-century France, in vivid and brilliant modern translations in the state-of-the-art scenic stage theatre.
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The Common Ground Theatre Ensemble's: A Winter's Tale
Extra Date in York: Friargate Theatre on 11 March 2014 at 7.30pm including post show discussion with Cast and Writer-Directors
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Theatre internship leads to employment success for Department graduate
Employment success for recent Theatre, Film and Television graduate
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Shooting for visual effects: Boot camp aims to improve skils
The University of York is hosting a hands-on visual effects course aimed at tutors delivering VFX teaching at UK institutions.
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Theatre Cafe
Fifty BA theatre students to work alongside top theatre professionals
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New TFTV Interactive Media Lab
New lab boosts groundbreaking interactive media research
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Conversation with playwright Tanya Ronder
Tanya Ronder author of Vernon God Little will be with the Department of Theatre, Film and Television on Friday 7 February 2014 at 5.45pm
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Professor Andrew Higson awarded €1 million to research contemporary European film and television drama
The recent success of Danish crime series such as 'The Killing' and 'The Bridge' has left many wondering, why do some European film and television dramas travel better than others?
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Success for York graduates at Monaco International Film Festival
Graduate filmmakers from the University of York have scooped three major awards at the Monaco International Film Festival for a short film they created as part of their degree.
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Sam Hughes Meets Prince William at BAFTA
HRH The Duke of Cambridge meets one of our students at BAFTA...
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Rosy Deacon receives International Scriptwriting Award
Red carpet experience for award winning Department of Theatre, Film and Television Graduate.
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Department of Theatre, Film and Television Graduate's music video showcased by BBC online
A music video by a recent University of York graduate is being showcased as part of the 2013 BBC Music Video Festival - an online celebration of new and emerging music acts and film directors working in the field.
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Royal Television Society Student Awards - 19 November 2013
Department of Theatre, Film and Television Students win awards
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Theatre Masterclass with Penelope Wilton
A special Masterclass exploring stage presence.
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Bill Vinten Guild of Television Cameramen University Award
National success for York's Department of Theatre, Film and Television
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AHRC funding available for PhDs in theatre, film, TV and interactive media.
The department invites applications for AHRC-funded doctoral studentships, to start in on our PhD programme from October 2014.
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Film Club 2013-14 - Timetable Released!
Thrills! Tears! Guffaws! But enough about me - here's the new Film Club timetable.
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Prince William Scholarships in Film, Television and Games
Department of Theatre, Film and Television Masters Student is to receive the Prince William Scholarships in Film, Television and Games
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My Brother the Ark Raider
TFTV PhD student Jonathan Carr's feature documentary, My Brother the Ark Raider, is to be screened on BBC Alba on Thursday, October 3 at 9pm.
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BAFTA Showcase for TFTV Students
Talented student film-makers from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television will showcase their work to leading members of the British film industry at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).
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Bill Vinten GTC University Award
Two Department of Theatre, Film and Television students have been nominated for the Bill Vinten GTC University Award
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Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award
Rosy Deacon wins Sir Peter Ustinov Television Scriptwriting Award
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Last Tango in Halifax
Department of Theatre, Film and Television Students have fun as extras in Series Two of the Last Tango in Halifax
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Colder Than Here
This Autumn, our Student Theatre Society is staging Laura Wade’s play, Colder Than Here
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Punk Rock and Motortown
Our final year students will be performing two plays by celebrated playwright and University of York graduate, Simon Stephens.
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Common Ground Touring Theatre
Two of the department's lecturers have joined a PhD student in founding a theatre company
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The Dutch Courtesan - A 17th century Jacobean comedy seldom seen on the modern stage is undergoing a thoroughly modern re-working with the help of students from the University of York.
One of the greatest Jacobean comedies, John Marston’s masterpiece weaves together tales of sexual obsession, clever con-tricks, and radical freethinking into a striking plot which leads two of its characters to the foot of the gallows.
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Githa - a one-woman play based on the life of 20th century dramatist Githa Sowerby
Third year PhD by Practice Playwriting student Hannah Davies' play Githa (★★★★ The Scotsman ★★★★ Three Weeks) receives run at York Theatre Royal studio (28th May - 1st June) and a West End transfer to St James Theatre, West End London in June.
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Royal Television Society Awards 2012
Good luck to our Theatre, Film and Television Students at the Royal Television Society Awards
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Vice-Chancellors' Award for Outstanding Achievement
The TFTV Technical Team has won a Silver Award in a prestigious university-wide scheme for outstanding achievement
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Department of Theatre, Film and Television student filmmakers in the running for top national awards
Films by three talented Theatre, Film and Television student filmmakers have been shortlisted for the prestigious Royal Television Society (RTS) Student Television Awards 2012
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David Sonnenschein - Guest Speaker
We are delighted to welcome sound designer and author David Sonnenschein as a guest speaker to our department on Tuesday 26 March 2013
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Holocaust Memorial Day Event
Theatre, Film and Television students featured in Holocaust Memorial Day event
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A Theatre Masterclass by the Award-Winning Playwright Nick Payne
A first visit by an award-winning, and now internationally celebrated, young playwright, who is one of our own graduates
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Graduation January 2013
All our students graduating in January 2013 are invited to a Graduation Reception after the ceremony.
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Students sweep the board at prestigious RTS awards.
Department of Theatre, Film and Television students have scooped the top prizes in three of the four award categories they entered at the Royal Television Society Yorkshire Region Student Awards ceremony.
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Student wins short film award
One of our students has won a prestigious award for his short film.
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The department's film and TV courses approved by Creative Skillset
Creative Skillset, the sector skills council, has accredited ALL the department's film and TV courses.
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Department lecturer nominated for prestigious documentary award
One of our lecturers, David Hickman, has been nominated for the prestigious IDA documentary award in Los Angeles.
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Interactive Media degree launched
We are excited to announce that we will be starting a new undergraduate degree in Interactive Media starting in Autumn 2014.
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Department graduate wins festival prize for animation that asks 'Why Build a Sun on Earth?'
A new animated film aimed at UK primary schools has won 1st prize at Durham New Energy Futures Film Festival. 'Why Build a Sun on Earth?' was directed by recent Theatre, Film and Television graduate Nik Morris, who worked with nuclear fusion scientists from York Plasma Institute to develop the images and script. The animation was commissioned to tour UK primary schools in a portable 'Sun Dome' as part of the institute's outreach programme.
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Hannah Davies wins Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Award
Hannah Davies, a post-graduate in the department, has won the prestigious Vice Chancellor's Teaching Award.
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Yorkshire RTS Awards
Heslington Studios sponsor "Most Promising Newcomer" for Royal Television Society Yorkshire awards.
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Department of Theatre, Film and Television drama professor wins prestigious international scholarship.
Professor Mary Luckhurst is one of the first academics in the country to be awarded an international scholarship under a new scheme launched by the Higher Education Academy.
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Theatre internship opportunities for York students
Ambassador Theatre Group offers paid internships to Department of Theatre, Film and TV students.
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Department graduate gets job on new Kay Mellor drama series.
A recent University of York graduate has got his career off to a flying start by landing himself a behind-the-scenes role on the hotly anticipated flagship BBC One drama series The Syndicate, written by Kay Mellor.
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Cameras roll as the Department of Theatre, Film and Television produces feature films
A ground-breaking partnership between the Department of Theatre, Film and Television and a commercial film production company will produce five feature films over the next year.
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Heslington Studios will be officially launched at the Broadcast Video Expo 2012 in London.
Heslington Studios will be flying the flag for Yorkshire film and television production at its official launch at the Broadcast Video Expo 2012 in London.
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University and its students star in Eternal Law
A University of York student will be watching ITV’s new high-profile drama series Eternal Law with keen interest after landing himself a role as a camera trainee on the production.
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New book publication for Department Theatre Lecturer
Congratulations to Dr Benjamin Poore, Lecturer in Theatre in the Department of Theatre Film and Television, on the publication of his first book.
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Graduation January 2012
All our students graduating in January 2012 are invited to a Graduation Reception after the ceremony.
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Students film interview with Baroness Morris
Students from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television recently formed the production crew for an interview with Baroness Estelle Morris.
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Postgraduate Studentship Opportunities for 2012/13
The University of York currently has a number of competitive AHRC Doctoral Studentships in the Humanities.
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Little Angels at York Theatre Royal
‘a poignant and affecting piece… Little Angels is bleak and uncompromising, but engaging with darkly comic moments and is very well executed.’ The Press
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Students' Horror Movie Début
Students from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television have won a commission from York Maze to produce a short horror movie for the attraction's forthcoming Hallowscream horror nights.
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BA Writing, Directing and Performance Graduation 2011
The department's first cohort graduates...
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Charles Cecil MBE talks on Interactivity and Multi-platform Content
Charles Cecil MBE, who runs Revolution Games, came to the department to run a series of lectures about interactivity and multi-platform opportunities.
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2nd Annual Postgraduate Symposium
On 27th May 2011 the Department of Theatre, Film and Television hosted its 2nd Annual Postgraduate Symposium, the first to be held since taking up residence in its new state-of-the-art building.
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Race And Intelligence: Science's Last Taboo nominated for award.
David Hickman (one of our lecturers) has had his Channel 4 film Race And Intelligence: Science's Last Taboo nominated for a "Learning On Screen" award.
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Me and Orson Welles
A FilmEducation DVD - Me and Orson Welles - to which Professor Mike Cordner contributed extensive interview material - has won the "Learning on Screen" awards from the British Universities Film and Video Council.
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Rebuilding business and transforming teams.
Archie Norman is a British businessman and politician, who is currently Chairman of ITV plc. In conversation with Greg Dyke, he reveals some of his business secrets.
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Has the time come for local TV?
Greg Dyke, Chancellor of York University and a former Director-General of the BBC, argues that the time has come to set up local TV in the UK.
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Beyond The Box Office
New report shows that people remember feature films set in the north of the UK better than ones set in the south.
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‘Playing for Real’ Book Launch at the National Theatre
'Playing for Real' edited by Tom Cantrell and Mary Luckhurst from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television, launched at the National Theatre.
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New MA in Digital Film and Television Production
Department of Theatre, Film and Television launches new MA in Digital Film and Television Production
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Freedom of Speech and Investigative Journalism Event
Greg Dyke hosts a panel discussion on freedom of the press and investigative journalism.
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Digital Technology and the Future of Television
Britain's "most influential television executive" talks on the future of TV in the digital age.
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Royal Television Society award for Department of Theatre, Film & Television PhD student.
Neil Hillman wins RTS award for his work.
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Grierson award for David Hickman
Top TV Award for Theatre, Film and Television lecturer David Hickman
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Performing Plays
New resource for professional actors, students and teachers of drama.
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Award for our new building
The East Heslington Campus, Cluster One has been awarded The 2010 GGB BDP Building of the Year Award.
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Greg Dyke at TFTV
On October 14th, a group of Yorkshire based media professionals visited the new Theatre, Film and TV building, for a tour of the facilities and a talk by University of York chancellor Greg Dyke.
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The Department of Theatre Film and Television moves into its brand new home...
The adventure begins...
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First Annual Postgraduate Symposium 2010
The Department of Theatre, Film and Television at the University of York had its first annual postgraduate symposium on Friday 4 June 2010.
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The Wire as Social Science Fiction
TFTV co-sponsors event
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Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Awards
Congratulations to Tom Cantrell.
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Film Schools Symposium
Two day symposium on the subject of the role of film schools and developments in education and training practices and policy in the UK
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Alfred Bradley Bursary Award
TFTV Student Shortlisted for Final
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National Teaching Fellowship Scheme Project
Professor Mary Luckhurst wins £200,000 award for a National Teaching Fellowship Scheme Project.
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International Conference on Auditory Displays (ICAD)
Best paper award was given to Mariana Julieta Lopez and Sandra Pauletto.
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Graduation January 2009
Congratulations to our students who graduated on Saturday 24 January 2009.
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Two New Professorial Appointments
Department welcomes Andrew Higson and Duncan Petrie.
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Genista McIntosh to Investigate ACE's Spending Review
Review into Arts Council England decisions.
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University of York Student Actors Win Edinburgh International Festival Prize
£5000 award for student company.
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The James Menzie-Kitchin Young Director Award
Michael Oakleigh has won the 2008 James Menzie-Kitchin Young Director Award.
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Michael Billington Directs Pinter Triple-Bill
Guardian theatre critic works with LAMDA students.
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2008 National Student Drama Festival
Awards for York Student Company.
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The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
York students work on a major feature film.
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National Teaching Fellowship
Mary Luckhurst has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship.