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Harlow College FD Media: Anti-Bullying Advert

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Russian roulette by Rihanna student work

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Russian roulette by Rihanna student work

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BTEC MEDIA Television & Film Project By Abi Short and Amelia Venables Russian Roulette

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Russian Roulette - Rihanna Music Video BTEC Media Project

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BTEC MEDIA Television & Film Project By Abi Short and Amelia Venables Russian Roulette - Rihanna

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Harlow College Journalism & Media Showcase

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Costa Advert (BTEC MEDIA/JOURNALISM, HARLOW COLLEGE)

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"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

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City of Bristol College BTEC Creative Media Production Level

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BTEC Level 3 - Creative Media Production charity advert

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This is my advert I made for Unit 30 Advertising production. For BTEC level 3, Creative Media Production. There was mistakes but i tried my best. There is going to e a song, just isnt on here. No copyright intended. All rights go to cancer research uk or whoever needed.

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Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband visits Harlow College 12/11/14 including a Q and A visit, a tour and an interview with Political Editor Nick Robinson.

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Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband visits Harlow College 12/11/14 including a Q and A visit, a tour and an interview with Political Editor Nick Robinson.

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POLITICS: David Cameron visits Harlow College

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ENGLAND: Essex: Harlow: EXT 'Harlow College Welcome to all our students' banner / students in mechanics course / car wheel / hand under car engine / overall with'Harlow College Motor Vehicle Beth Allaway' label / hands pointing to clipboard / female students checking car / David Cameron MP (Prime Minister) chatting to people in garage then along and chatting to students / engine parts on surface / student doing engine maintenence / Cameron along as chatting and greeting students and staff http://www.itnsource.com/en/shotlist/ITN/2014/05/19/R19051418/

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Prime Minister David Cameron visited Harlow College on Monday 20th May, accompanied by Harlow MP Robert Halfon. After meeting with College Principal Karen Spencer, Governors and senior staff, the Prime Minister was given a guided tour of the Automotive Engineering department led by student Governor Nishall Garala. Safety boots and hard hats were then donned for a visit to the new Sir Charles Kao University Technical College.

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Harlow College - Prime Minister Visits Harlow College

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Harlow College is a highly successful College of Further Education in Essex, United Kingdom. Its Principal and Chief Executive is Karen Spencer.

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Labour Leader Makes a Return Visit

Harlow College hosted a second visit from Ed Miliband on Wednesday 12 November. After being welcomed to the College by Principal Karen Spencer, trainee journalists from the College were given the chance to meet the leader of the Labour Party for an informal interview session. He faced some tough questions on topics that included tuition fees, unemployment amongst young people, engaging with voters and how he deals with the pressure of leadership.

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Labour Leader Makes a Return Visit

Harlow College hosted a second visit from Ed Miliband on Wednesday 12 November. After being welcomed to the College by Principal Karen Spencer, trainee journalists from the College were given the chance to meet the leader of the Labour Party for an informal interview session. He faced some tough questions on topics that included tuition fees, unemployment amongst young people, engaging with voters and how he deals with the pressure of leadership.

Tom Powter, 21, is currently studying for his NCTJ Fast-Track Diploma at Harlow's prestigious journalism centre, celebrating its 50 th anniversary and which counts Alan Rusbridger, Piers Morgan, Mike Wooldridge and Jeremy Clarkson amongst its alumni. Tom said: "Meeting and interviewing Mr Miliband was a fantastic opportunity for me as a trainee reporter."

"I felt the college set up the day excellently and it gave us an amazing insight into the dizzying world of political journalism."

Rebecca Cushway, 25, a journalism student who asked a question in the Q&A, said: "Having Ed Miliband visit the college was something really special.

"Never did I think I would get to question the leader of the opposition so early on in my journalism career."

In a question and answer session with students, staff and invited guests, Mr Miliband spoke about issues such as housing improving the NHS, vocational training and apprenticeships. Afterwards, journalism and media students benefited from watching BBC political editor Nick Robinson film an interview with Mr Miliband in the College's brand new Media and Journalism Centre. Mr Robinson spoke at length to students and answered questions about his work at the BBC.

This has been a busy year for Harlow College, having previously hosted a visit from Prime Minister David Cameron earlier in May 2014. Neil Silver, course leader for HE Journalism and Media Department said of the visit "This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to experience life in the fast lane, covering live news by interviewing a high-profile public figure and then writing a news story afterwards - this is what journalism is all about".

Karen Spencer, Principal said: "I'm very proud of our students who proved they have the skills and qualities to hold their own with a senior politician. Our School of Journalism is celebrating 50 years this year, and so it has been a fantastic opportunity for them to welcome both the PM and leader of HM Opposition to Harlow College."

Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Labour Party, said:

"It was a real privilege to visit Harlow College again and speak to such switched on, inspiring students. I had several press interviews but some of the most challenging and interesting questions came from the journalism students - I'm sure they will go far. It's great to see colleges like this working so well to give our young people the skills and aspiration they need to achieve their potential."
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Labour Leader Makes a Return Visit Harlow College hosted a second visit from Ed Miliband on Wednesday 12 November. After being welcomed to the College by Principal Karen Spencer, trainee journalists from the College were given the chance to meet the leader of the Labour Party for an informal interview session.

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Harlow College Journalism & Media Showcase

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Monster Advert 2012 (BTEC MEDIA/JOURNALISM, HARLOW COLLEGE)

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Uploaded by Omario Anderson Allam on 2014-12-11.

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Harlow College Performing Arts Promo Video

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Lose Yourself Harlow College Music Video

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Follow my blog! http://kweenmeggy.blogspot.co.uk This is a single camera technique production we did in college, we used the basis of Romeo and Juliet with a twist. Nicole Bailey - Camera operator Sidonie Woods&Anna Groves - Director Meg O'Shea - Producer Editor - group Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

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Uploaded by Mark McElwain on 2015-12-02.

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Harlow College Health & Care Studies Showcase

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Harlow College Journalism & Media Showcase

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Showcasing Journalism & Media Showcase at Harlow College

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Local student Sophie Stacey from Harlow College has won Media BTEC Student of the Year at the National BTEC Awards, held in London on 3rd July 2014. The ceremony was held in recognition of the nearly one million students around the country who are studying BTEC qualifications this year. Pearson, who own Edexcel, the awarding body for BTECs, received over 1000 nominations across the 20 award categories for this year’s Awards.Ahead of the Awards Ceremony, the winners, their family, friends and nominators attended a Parliamentary reception in the House of Lords, hosted by Government Education Spokesperson Baroness Sharp.

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Harlow College - BTEC Media Student Wins National Award for Educational Excellence

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Harlow College is a highly successful College of Further Education in Essex, United Kingdom. Its Principal and Chief Executive is Karen Spencer.

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In February 2015 Harlow College launched Young Professionals, an exciting new initiative that gives our students the opportunity to work on real ‘live’ projects and gain valuable work experience.

The scheme is being piloted by the Marketing team, who are taking both internal and external client briefs for creative project work and inviting Media, Journalism and Photography students to pitch for the work. The Marketing office is conveniently located right next to the large Creative Media space.

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Talented students from Harlow College and University Centre Harlow have curated and designed work for a stunning new mixed media exhibition at Harlow's Gibberd Gallery.

The exhibition, Reflect 2015, ran from 7th – 11th July and showcased the creativity of media, photography and graphic design students, with a display of photographs, music videos, animation and specially designed children's books. These were the result of a successful collaboration between the college and pupils from The Downs Primary School, who created characters for the books. Also included in the exhibition were Stansted airport designs by the FdA Graphics students, one of which has been selected for use at the airport.

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Harlow College - Gibberd Gallery Exhibition

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Harlow College is a highly successful College of Further Education in Essex, United Kingdom. Its Principal and Chief Executive is Karen Spencer.

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Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence Music Video by Fear Productions (2013) Director: Ricky Thompson Producer: Aileen O'Reilly Editor: Elisha Fincham Camera Operator: Fleur Locke Performers: Hayden Tierney and Alexandra Cowley Unit 29: Music Video Production BTEC Level 3 in Creative Media Production 2013-14 Harlow College For educational purposes only.

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Three teachers from Harlow College have received one of the highest teaching accolades; a nomination and “thanks” from the Pearson Teaching Awards panel.

The Pearson Teaching Awards were established in 1999 as a means of recognising and celebrating excellence in education. The Awards honour outstanding teachers and teaching and highlight just how vital success in education is to the health and wealth of the UK.

The Teaching Awards offers everyone the opportunity to say “thank you” to the teacher who has helped them most.

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Harlow College - College Staff Success in National Thank a Teacher Day

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Harlow College offered an insight into the job of a professional journalist on Wednesday 1 July at their Creative Taster Day.

The day, which took place at University Centre Harlow, situated on the Harlow College campus, involved sample sessions of press law, shorthand and news writing with a tour of our state of the art facilities, including TV and radio studios.

Harlow College recently celebrated their 50th anniversary of delivering journalism at the Velizy Avenue site. Former journalism students include Piers Morgan, former This Morning presenter Richard Madeley, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger and BBC 6 Music presenter Steve Lamacq.

The Journalism Centre at Harlow College is Britain's oldest journalism school and is recognised as a leader in training by the industry. Staff specialise in many areas of journalism and retain strong links with the industry.

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(l-r) Ken Eaton and Simon Fitzjohn (Senior Tutors in HE Journalism & Media) with Julia Salisbury
Harlow College offered an insight into the job of a professional journalist on Wednesday 1 July at their Creative Taster Day.
The day, which took place at University Centre Harlow, situated on the Harlow College campus, involved sample sessions of press law, shorthand and news writing with a tour of our state of the art facilities, including TV and radio studios.

Harlow College recently celebrated their 50th anniversary of delivering journalism at the Velizy Avenue site. Former journalism students include Piers Morgan, former This Morning presenter Richard Madeley, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger and BBC 6 Music presenter Steve Lamacq.

The Journalism Centre at Harlow College is Britain's oldest journalism school and is recognised as a leader in training by the industry. Staff specialise in many areas of journalism and retain strong links with the industry.

The NCTJ diploma is a one-year course, also available as a 6-month fast track, and regarded by many editors to be the gold standard in training. Last year, Harlow College topped the NCTJ table for the accredited fast-track courses at further education colleges, with 44 per cent of news journalism students meeting the industry standard.

Senior tutor, Simon Fitzjohn said: "The idea of the day is to demonstrate how essential to journalism the NCTJ diploma is. The taster day will provide an insight into the NCTJ course and will involve taster lessons in law, news writing, interviewing and shorthand where students will learn the shorthand alphabet and how to write their names. There will be a tour of our facilities, including the radio and TV studios where students can see where they will be working. Our own BTEC students will be there and we aim to help with the transition to higher education."

One of the people who joined the taster day was Julia Salisbury, 18, from Old Harlow: "It's a really well structured course, very interactive with supportive staff. I've had a go at doing shorthand, which was a bit daunting but with practice I'm sure that will be a good skill to learn. I hope to start the 1 year NCTJ course at Harlow College in September."
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(l-r) Ken Eaton and Simon Fitzjohn (Senior Tutors in HE Journalism & Media) with Julia Salisbury Harlow College offered an insight into the job of a professional journalist on Wednesday 1 July at their Creative Taster Day.