An ordinary member of staff.
Dominic is an award-winning sound designer and educator and has worked in sound, music, film, and higher education for over 20 years. He graduated from the Welsh College of Music and Drama in Music Technology, where he studied electro-acoustic composition and sound design in Cardiff. He then moved to London, where he worked as a composer for Radio and Theatre, composing high profile projects for BBC Drama.
James is a Northern Irish sound-maker and educator who works across the realms of post-production, sound art and music production. His work focuses on the sculptural and spatial qualities of audio, with a particular interest in the crossover between music and sound.
He is currently working at LFS as a Post-Production Advisor and a Sessional Lecturer teaching sound editing and foley recording in Avid Pro Tools.
Steve Gray is a very experienced Lighting Cameraman/Camera Operator and working DOP. He studied at the National Film and Television School in Beaconsfield after doing a degree in photography at Napier University in his native Scotland. He has shot dramas/documentaries/commercials and pop videos, on all formats. He has been nominated for an Emmy twice. Steve has worked in over 120 countries, from filming documentaries in the wilds of Antarctica to being a camera operator on Kate Winslet’s latest HBO drama series, The Regime.
Mark Barrs is a freelance Lighting Cameraman/Operator and working DOP, started in the camera department and worked up through the various grades in television and the film industry based mainly in the UK. His work has taken him all around the world. He has experience in most types of climate and working conditions, from the North Pole, Antarctica, African desert to rainforest, and has experiences in just about all the filming formats, old and new school and the stuff in-between.
