Northern Film School wins big at the RTS Yorkshire Student Awards

Northern Film School wins big at the RTS Yorkshire Student Awards

Wednesday, 3rd April 2024
Kate Is Sad prize-winning team (Credit: Simon Dewhurst)
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Kate Is Sad, made by students from the Northern Film School, picked up two prizes at the RTS Yorkshire Student Television Awards, which were held for the first time at York St John University in early March. 

Elliot Foster, Annie Foulkes and Andrei Stanescu won the Entertainment and Comedy Drama award, with Foulkes also recognised in the Craft Skills: Writing category. The judges praised Kate Is Sad for its “great script and cracking performances”.

Northern Film School students also took home the Drama award with Worry-Fear-Unease. The Triptych, which the judges called “cinematic, with great art direction, strong performances and an ambitious story structure”.

RTS Yorkshire Chair Michael Donnelly said: “Celebrating the next generation of film-makers is some of the most exciting and important work of the RTS. The pieces this year have shown exemplary skill and proficiency; the judges have been blown away.”


RTS Yorkshire Student Television Awards winners

Animation - The Princess and the Dragon - Annie Nicholson and Daniel Simms, Leeds Arts University

Drama - Worry-Fear-Unease. The Triptych - Cameron Haggie, Agrippina Mescherakova and Callum Auckland, Northern Film School, Leeds Beckett University

Entertainment and Comedy Drama - Kate Is Sad - Elliot Foster, Annie Foulkes and Andrei Stanescu, Northern Film School, Leeds Beckett University

Factual - Beyond Borders: Mo’s Story - Oliver Burke, Searus Aynsley and Max Clibbon, Sheffield Hallam University

Journalism - Women Who Weightlift: Raising the Bar for Gender Equality - Evie Samman, University of Leeds

Craft Skills: Cinematograhy

Shark Mindset - Christopher Scattergood, Sheffield Hallam University

Strangers - Elian Beaumont, Leeds Trinity University

Three To Hide - Tom Morrison, University of York

Craft Skills: Editing

The Final Cut - Austin Jones, University of York

The Impossibility of Happiness - Beth Cameron, York St John University

Craft Skills: Production Design

The Collector - Timm Cleasby, Sheffield Hallam University

Inked In - Marta Bjork Atladottir, Leeds Arts University

Sandwich Suspicions - Antonia Walsh, Sheffield Hallam University

Sherst - Louis Veevers, Sheffield Hallam University

Voyage - Hope Hewart and Vivienne Percival, Leeds Arts University

Craft Skills: Writing

Kate Is Sad - Annie Foulkes, Northern Film School, Leeds Beckett University

Planets Aligned - Liv Berry, Sheffield Hallam University

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