O5 - Artist and Founder of Paper Cinema Imogen Charleston

O5 - Artist and Founder of Paper Cinema Imogen Charleston

Imogen Charleston is an independent artist and co-founder of Paper Cinema, a unique music and animation theatre company.

04 - Actor and Director Doug Cockle

Doug Cockle is an Actor and Director. Until recently, he worked as Course Leader of the BA (Hons) Acting degree at Arts University Bournemouth. In this lecture, he talks us through his career so far; from talking his way into his first professional acting role, to meeting Tom Hanks, and perfecting the voice of a superhuman monster hunter...

03 - Creative Photographer Andy J Ryan

Fresh from the 2016 Rio Olympics, photographer Andy J Ryan tells us about his time capturing behind the scenes moments with Team GB, and what it’s like to get up close and personal with the world's best athletes. Andy graduated from BA (Hons) Photography in 2013, and tells us the story of how he went from running memory cards back and forth at Wimbledon, to lending Mo Farrah his shoes… Explore his work: www.andyjryan.com

02 - Special makeup effects artist Nick Dudman

Nick Dudman is a multi award-winning special make-up effects artist with over thirty years experience in the film industry. He's worked on Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman and entire Harry Potter series. Nick talks us through his incredible career, starting with his first job working on a small green puppet with pointy ears for Star Wars, to playing with a huge fire breathing dragon on the the set of Harry Potter. www.aub.ac.uk/opoa

01 - War Photographer Giles Duley

In the very first episode of 'One Piece of Advice' AUB alumnus photographer Giles Duley tells the extraordinary tale of his career. From taking pictures of Marilyn Manson and the Kings of Leon, to quitting it all and going to Afghanistan and stepping on an IED, Giles talks us through how to carve the creative career you really want. 'One Piece of Advice' brings you the very best ideas, stories and inspiration from the creative community at Arts University Bournemouth. www.aub.ac.uk/opoa