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Winning lullaby for Bournemouth graduates
9:00am Tuesday 2nd March 2010
GRADUATES from the Arts University College at Bournemouth’s BA (Hons) Animation Production claimed an impressive win at the Royal Television Society Southern Centre Awards.
Nick White and Emma Neesham, who graduated last year, were awarded first prize in the Student Animation category for their graduation film Lullaby, a computer animation tackling the sensitive issue of child abuse.
The students were presented with their award by BBC South Today’s Sally Taylor and ITV Meridian Tonight’s Fred Dinenage.
Lullaby now qualifies for assessment for the National RTS Student Television Awards; while Train of Thought by Leo Bridle and Ben Thomas, another graduation film from the Arts University College, was also praised at the ceremony, receiving the jury’s Special Recommendation.
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FIRST PRIZE: For Nick White and Emma Neesham
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