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. He was then offered a place on the prestigious NFTS Sound Design MA and has since then been working in sound editorial for Drama, Documentary, Animation and more Experimental Film projects in both London and Berlin. He brings to LFS an extensive experience in higher education, having led courses in both Film and Sound at film schools and universities across London and the UK. Dominic is passionate about film education and how sound and music can be taught in a way to work alongside storytelling, and as an integral part of the creative and collaborative craft of filmmaking.
Ginette heads up the Library, Film Archive and Film Festivals and Distribution Dept at London Film School. Ginette has worked in audio- visual archives and organisations for over twenty years and with Film Festivals for over six years. Previous roles include Film Librarian ETV (Soviet Film Archives), Acquisitions and COI collections Manager at Film Images, Asst. Curator Moving Image Collections, Wellcome Trust, Freelance Film Archivist, Welcome Trust, Manager Clips&Footage Ltd, Sales Manager Footage Farm and Film Archive Manager at London Film School. Ginette has a wealth of knowledge on a variety of topics including film preservation, asset management, copyright, IP, rights management, clip sales, and distribution. Archival footage use, and the international film festivals circuit.
Holly coordinates communications at London Film School helping to ensure the exciting work of the school is shared far and wide. With over 14 years' working in PR and communications, across a huge variety of industries and sectors including education, Holly brings with her a wealth of understanding and experience.
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.