HAVERING COLLEGE NEWS >> TV Exec Shares Job Tips With Havering College Students


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rom a BTEC in Media to live video editing on top programmes such as The X Factor, Big Brother


and Match of the Day.


The career journey of TV executive Andy Clements is inspiring students at Havering College of Further and Higher Education.


Essex resident Andy, who is responsible for the instant live replays in many TV shows, found time in his busy schedule to run a masterclass for Media students at the college in Hornchurch, Essex.


The group included BTEC students who are on the same level of course that Andy himself undertook. Those studying Media at A-level and HNC also took part in the session.


Andy described how he achieved his dream after college by patiently working his way up through unrelated office jobs at the BBC


10 full on!


before moving across to programme production.


He is now an EVS operator and works freelance through his own company, Redtail Television. EVS is a specialist piece of broadcast equipment used to produce instant replays and small wrap-ups of the action, seconds after it happens.


Toby Marshall said: “We are grateful to Andy for sharing his expertise with our students. It was extremely useful for them to hear from someone who did a similar course and how they made the transition from the course to working in the industry.”


If you would like to work in the Media and would like further information on Media courses at Havering College call: 01708 462793, email: information@havering- college.ac.uk or visit: www.havering-college.ac.uk


Stacey Helps College Brew Up World’s Biggest Coffee Morning Support from Stacey Solomon was the icing on the cake when students and staff at Havering College of Further and Higher Education took part in a huge national charity event.


The television celebrity was back at her old college for a television documentary when she took a break from her busy filming schedule to chat and enjoy cake for the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.


The 22-year-old was studying for a National Diploma in Performing Arts course (Musical Theatre) when The X Factor shot her to fame in 2009 and now enjoys celebrity status as a television presenter, star of reality TV and singer.


Her homecoming visit to the college’s Ardleigh Green Campus coincided with fundraising events organised by the student services team


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