A cinephile from an early age, Arttu dropped out of engineering studies in favour of fool-hearted filmmaking ambitions. Originally from Finland, he studied editing and post-production at the Tampere University of Applied Sciences - working part-time as a film projectionist at the local cinema. He followed that with a whirlwind semester of film studies at the prestigious FAMU (Prague) and finally completed a Master’s degree in film editing from the National Film + Television School (UK).
Staff
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Zhe Wu
Sarah Corbett
Arttu Salmi
Charlotte Bill
Charlotte Bill is a documentary filmmaker and musician. She enjoys connecting young people in the local community with the London Film School, finding new filmmakers and helping them to make their films.
Nikki Brough
After graduating from Middlesex University with a MA in Film Production and Screenwriting, Nikki joined the BBC in the Children’s department working across both CBBC and Cbeebies gaining experience in multiple roles such as script development, programme acquisition and editorial management. Nikki was responsible for managing numerous productions for CBBC including Charlie and Lola, Shaun the Sheep and Dennis the Menace.
Chiara Rosati Colarieti
Chiara Rosati Colarieti is the Programme Coordinator for MA Film Producing and MA Film Marketing. She was born and grew up in Rome, Italy and moved to the UK in 2019 to study English Literature and Drama at Royal Holloway University. She received further actor training from the London drama studio All In Actors in 2022/3. She is a LFS Screenwriting MA graduate (2024).
Lucy Johnston
Sarah Chorley
Sarah Sulick
Sarah is a feature film producer based in London and founder/MD of her production company Bright Pictures. She sole produced Matt Winn’s award-winning black comedy The Trouble with Jessica (2024, Dinard opening night film), starring Shirley Henderson, Rufus Sewell, and Olivia Williams, now available on Netflix UK. Previous productions include comedy The Time of Their Lives (2017); urban drama Honeytrap (2015, LFF & SXSW); and off-beat romance The Waiting Room (2008, EIFF).
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