Archbishop of Canterbury – Q and A Session Video
An exclusive Q&A session with the Archbishop of Canterbury, filmed by the media students at Manchester College.
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Oliver Turner
Oliver is in the second year of an Extended Diploma in Creative Media with a focus on TV and Film Production. He loves being able to express himself via the art of film, it is his ‘dream’ to be able to work in the Film and TV industry and to share his talent with the world. Oliver was recently part of the…
Alex Hughes
Alex directed the interview and address with the Archbishop of Canterbury when in London. He showed a highly professional attitude and was a credit to the team. He is a second year student at The Manchester College and is aching to start his career in the media industry. Last year Alex completed a tour of the U.S. as part of…
Peter Eyre
Pete is in the second year of an Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production. His passion lies in film production and he hopes to one day be Greater Manchester’s answer to Martin Scorsese. Peter thoroughly enjoyed filming down in London and found it an honour to record an address with the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Curtis Batick
Curtis is a Creative Media at The Manchester College. He has a passion for music and likes to combine his love for both film production and music at every available opportunity. Curtis will be looking after Instagram for the conference and hopes to provide a unique look at the event.
Harley and Finn
Harley Jaye Capper Peters and Finn Conolly are the dream team at Vlogs. They hope to bring a unique insight of the conference from their point of view and will be heading up a team of equally inquisitive individuals.
Louis Fox
Louis was the star of the show when he interviewed the Archbishop of Canterbury and has a natural flair in front of the camera. Louis is a TV and Film student at The Manchester College and is in the second year of the course. He has a real passion for film making and enjoys to take part in group discussions…
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