Dr Keith Marley is the Programme Leader for the newly validated MA Film at Liverpool John Moores University. If you are deeply enthusiastic about film,... https://t.co/PcrFGbZrS9
Dr Keith Marley is the Programme Leader for the newly validated MA Film at Liverpool John Moores University. If you are deeply enthusiastic about film,... https://t.co/TrQRSnGRav
Vicky Cottrell (Second Year, Film Studies) won First prize at the Pesaro Film Festival, Italy over the weekend. Three (Vicky, Sam Farrow and Harvey Long) out of five finalists in competition were students on the Audiovisual Essay module this year... https://t.co/uTZraKbbKi
Yesterday we welcomed a number of industry guests who took part in a networking session on the Working in Film module. Thanks ever so much Tom Morgan (Envy Post Production), Peter Smith (Sound Designer and... https://t.co/Tw8owJyoZC
A very rare chance to listen to Prof Gina Marchetti (Hong Kong) to present a talk on Chinese Cinema, based on her latest book. Join us at the Liverpool Film Seminar! https://t.co/1ESEWMNMMJ
Thanks ever so much for nominating us for the Amazing Course Team at the LJMU Teaching Awards. We didn’t win but we were privileged to witness our colleague, John Maxwell, win the Amazing Feedback award for his work on the Creative Writing degree.
Happy St Patrick’s Day everyone 🍀. If you want to explore the history of Irish cinema have a look at this link:
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Very excited as we are just about to hear Nathaniel Eker (level 4) introduce the film ‘Theory of Everything’ (James Marsh, 2015) as part of the Disability on screen series.
We’re incredibly proud to hear that the Film Studies team have been shortlisted the Amazing Course Team Award in the LJMU Student’s Union Amazing Teaching Awards. Thanks ever so much to those... https://t.co/OY0Xw3cSlB
It’s been a busy week running Applicant Day events. Looking forward to meeting our Northern Irish Applicants today! — at Hilton Belfast https://t.co/H9IXboGHmg
Professor Simeon Yates (Liverpool) will present a talk entitled "Modelling socio-cultural factors in film genre preferences: Empirically comparing Bourdieu, Bauman and Goldthorpe".
Liverpool Film Seminar - on 4th March.
For further details, check... https://t.co/Nd3cGBOnUM
Need a change of scenery when writing assessments or revising? Apparently these places have good wi-fi and great coffee. Don’t forgot the library is also open late during assessment... https://t.co/5mn1Z7ZgG6