Intro Text
It has been such a busy and exciting time in the Media, Music and Performing Arts sectors over the past few months that the staff and students have decided to take this opportunity to highlight the success and incredible achievements of our students.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Events Team Online
The Cambridge Regional College Events Management students have just launched a facebook page; find it here or search facebook for 'Marked J Events'. They also have their own blog, at Markedjevents.blogspot.co.uk.
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Media at Cambridge Regional College
Our specialist Media facilities provide a professional
environment in which to study the many different aspects of these stimulating
career pathways. Students can become journalists, radio broadcasters, games
developers or photographers - just some of the exciting options on offer. Our
students also write and publish their own magazine while others run our student
radio station, which has been shortlisted for a national award.
We have close links with the media
industry that enables us to offer fantastic work-related experiences, giving
students the hands-on training that will prepare them for work in their chosen
media sector.
Monday, 18 June 2012
What's On Where
Here’s a first
look at the schedule for the media festival:
Games:
Radio:
E014: LIVE Core Radio broadcast until 7pm
Music and Performing Arts:
E018: Musical theatre performance and Bands.
+ TV Studio LIVE
F034: Bands,
F029: Dance Music/MC's/DJ's,
F114: Dance Displays,
F114a: Acting displays,
Mall: Buskers + College Choir performances
at 7.00, 7.45 + 8.45
F020: Music Technology displays.Games:
E013c: Showcasing interactive games.
Print:
211a: Banter Photography exhibitionPrint:
Radio:
E014: LIVE Core Radio broadcast until 7pm
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Updating the Media Festival Blog
We'll be posting news and updates during the festival, and in the run up
to to it.
Our journalism students from the college magazine Banter will keeping the blog up to date, artists from our record label Morph Recordings will be performing live, while students from our games company Rizing Games will be showcasing the computer games that they have designed and developed.
All of this will be accompanied by a simultaneous live radio broadcast from the students of Core Radio Cambridge and our Events Management students will be coordinating the event.
Our journalism students from the college magazine Banter will keeping the blog up to date, artists from our record label Morph Recordings will be performing live, while students from our games company Rizing Games will be showcasing the computer games that they have designed and developed.
All of this will be accompanied by a simultaneous live radio broadcast from the students of Core Radio Cambridge and our Events Management students will be coordinating the event.
Core Radio - In Action
Core Radio Cambridge will be broadcasting during the media festival.
Click here to listen to a sample interview recorded last year.
Click here to listen to a sample interview recorded last year.
CRC Film and TV Students
CRC Film and TV students will be using the Media Festival to showcase their work.
Welcome to the CRC Media Festival
It has been such a busy and exciting time in the Media, Music and
Performing Arts sectors over the past few months that the staff and
students have decided to take this opportunity to highlight the success
and incredible achievements of our students in a one off, end of year
festival.
There will be displays and performances across all disciplines which will include musical theater performance, live bands, sounds for moving image presentations, dance pieces, acting monologues, games development projects, live tv recordings, film screenings and recitals from the college choir.
Entrance is free and events will be taking place throughout E and F blacks, taking advantage of our specialist rooms. A detailed programme will be available on the day so that you can plan your evening. Get there early, as places for some activities will be limited.
There will be displays and performances across all disciplines which will include musical theater performance, live bands, sounds for moving image presentations, dance pieces, acting monologues, games development projects, live tv recordings, film screenings and recitals from the college choir.
Entrance is free and events will be taking place throughout E and F blacks, taking advantage of our specialist rooms. A detailed programme will be available on the day so that you can plan your evening. Get there early, as places for some activities will be limited.
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