Games students experience a day in the industry
Based in Nottingham, Lockwood is a highly successful online publishing studio specialising in social games, virtual worlds and desirable virtual items. Some of our students popped over to get some ‘Do it for real’ work experience – we caught up with our FdSc Games Technology students Oliver Swales & Confetti Student of the year winner Recce Taylor to see how it went. Hi Oliver, we heard you’ve visited Lockwood. Who did you get to meet? We met with Robert Bumbanescu the Senior QA Manager and Kris Ashton the Senior QA Technician. They introduced us to many members of the team …
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A Week In The Life: Level 3 Technical Events
We caught up with Level 3 Technical Events student Will Coupland for a peek into a week in the life of a Technical Events student! Profile Will Coupland BTEC Level 3 Technical Events Musician – Bassist for local band Super Furniture A Typical Week Monday Get up around 10. Get the bus to Nottingham to start Confetti at 1pm. 2 hours of seminar spent catching up on world news and covering all admin tasks – CVs, Personal statements, UCAS application. 1 hour break - Confetti is right in the city centre so good for nipping out to local shops. Then 2 hours of …
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We’ve Got New Neighbours – Professional Music Technology
On Saturday 1 October Professional Music Technology opened their brand new store in Nottingham and guess what?! It’s right across the road! To celebrate the new store opening the lovely folk at PMT are offering you the chance to win an SE Electronics X1 Vocal Pack which includes a large diaphragm condenser mic with shock mount and pop shield. Check out all the specs. All you’ve got to do to be in with a chance of winning is like our Facebook page and let us know who you would most like to record with the mic (past or present) on our competition …
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