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Ffresh 2010 Philip John
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Ffresh 2010 Ben Hibbon
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Ffresh 2010 Sergey Dvortsevoy
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AberTV talks to Sergey Dvortsevoy about his new film Tulpan and his experience in Aberystwyth.
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Ffresh 2010 David Morrissey
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Ffresh 2009: Interview with Steve Robinson
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An Interview with Steve Robinson; producer of Amazon with Bruce Parry and Tribe at Ffresh 2009. Filmed, produced and edited by students of Aberystwyth's Film and Television...
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Ffresh 2009: Interview with Stephen Garrett
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An Interview with Stephen Garrett of Kudos Productions; responsible of hit TV shows Life On Mars, Spooks, Hustle, Moving Wallpaper and the forthcoming Law & Order UK at Ffr...
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Ffresh 2009: Interview with Daniel Gray & Tom Brown
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An Interview with Daniel Gray & Tom Brown, makers of the award winning animated short T.O.M at Ffresh 2009. Filmed, produced and edited by students of Aberystwyth's Film an...
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Ffresh 2009: Cyfweliad gyda Berwyn Rowlands.
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Cyfweliad gyda Berwyn Rowlands, Ffresh 2009. Wedi ffilmio a'i gynhyrchu gan myfyrwyr adran Film a Theledu, Prifysgol Aberystwyth.
An interview with Berwyn Rowlands at Ff...
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Ffresh 2009: An Interview with Dan Maslen
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An Interview with Dan Maslen, pre-visualisation artist and storyboard artist on such films as The Bourne Ultimatum, Severance and The Other Boleyn Girl at Ffresh 2009. Fil...
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Ffresh 2009: Interview with Nia Edwards Behi
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An Interview with Nia Edwards Behi, Festival Assistant of Ffresh 2009 and organiser of Adopt a Student. Filmed, Produced and Edited by Students of Aberystwyth's Film & Tele...
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Returning for its seventh year, Ffresh, one of the UKs oldest and largest student moving image festivals, will feature a diverse, eclectic and brilliant selection of student work chosen by Ffreshs ten partner festivals located around the world as well as an additional day called Ffresh + which will be aimed at further education students studying in Wales.
There will also be a series of masterclasses, debates and workshops with Bafta and Oscar winning industry professionals, an exclusive moving image exhibition, and the presentation of the prestigious Ffresh Awards, and much, much more.
The programme for Ffresh 2009 will go live on the festival website (www.ffresh.com) in late December. Festival passes cost £10 for one day and £20 for the entire festival. Students from any of the festivals member institutions will be able to attend for free (Ffresh + will only be open to students studying in further education).
Returning for its seventh year, Ffresh, one of the UKs oldest and largest student moving image festivals, will feature a diverse, eclectic and brilliant selection of student work chosen by Ffreshs ten partner festivals located around the world as ...
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