Unit 3 Media CV & Showreel

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Name- Luke Smith


Address- 96 Scurfield road

 Stockton-on-Tees

TS19 8SJ

Mobile- 07898919636

Email- lukejoseph30@hotmail.co.uk

An enthusiastic, hardworking and flexible individual who is always looking to try something new and improve my current skills. Worked on multiple Ufilms productions including films and small projects. I am strong willed and an ambitious student.

Personal

I am a Student at Stockton Riverside College born on 30/12/2000 and I am enrolled on a level 3 BTEC Film & TV course, therefore I have knowledge of ethics and techniques required for a role in the industry. I am interested in the industry because of the freedom of creativity in writing and the opportunity to be a part of creating something amazing for millions to see. I enjoy watching films and being able to dissect how an edit in the film was done whether it’s a cut, lens flare to full CGI.



Key Skills

I have knowledge of correct on set terminology, advanced skills in Camera and sound operation as well as understanding of how to use premiere pro for post-production work.


Experience  

Cycling health benefits video – Director and editor           

Worked with a small local business (The Hub) to create a 90 second TV spot about the health benefits of cycling and how it improves mental and physical health.

PX Update VLOGS – Cinematographer

Filmed Monthly update VLOGS for PX (A local business) which were uploaded to their website.

Student short film- First Assistant Director

Worked closely with the director on the short film (Scratch card) to ensure everything was going exactly as planned from Schedules to correct script lines.

Oscar’s rundown show- Sound Operator and Editor

Worked on an Oscars show for UFILMS (Student business) where we did a breakdown on the show and gave our thoughts and opinions.

Bank Camera action competition- Cinematographer

Took part in a Bank of England competition to show how money might change in the future.



Showreel-   
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp_h--J8s4U 


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