their ambitions, and to become professionals

within their own field.

We teach the students to build an understanding

of how they learn as much as what they learn.

All of the teaching really comes from our

practices as researchers, as artists, as photographers.

Some students use film, they use interactive media,

they use print. They do book design,

magazine design, poster design.

It's up to them where their research drives them.

We're very interested in breaking down boundaries

between disciples, and perhaps traditionally

separate areas.

So we create experiences here. We've got

film and we have television and games and

animation and sound arts and design.

Students could be working with things like

MaxMSP, Arduino, sensors, 3D printing.

Students at LCC are really encouraged to explore

analogue and digital approaches. From traditional

drawn animation, pixilation, stop motion,

through to Maya and VR.

We have fantastic technical facilities here.

From industry standard broadcast technology,

high tech film studios, photographic studios,

post-production labs, right the way through

to the more design-based technologies.

The beauty of this area and all the technical

areas – they offer students a space to create

themselves with their hands. They can print

on wood, concrete, mirror, plastic.

Experiment with colours, experiment with colours that

change with temperature, that change with light.

It's in the heart of London, but it's

also in the heart of a vibrant community.

We are surrounded by the creative industries,

there's Condé Nast, there's the BBC,

there's Channel 4.

You study with people from all over the world.

You've got influences from everywhere in terms of

technologies or in terms of culture.

Every week there is different exhibitions

which can be like photography, printing, digital.

It is inspiring.

So at LCC we understand that the creative

industries are being transformed by data-driven

technologies, by the rise of social media

and we aspire in all of our programs to give

students the tools that they need so that

they are at the forefront of this industry.

Students learn life-long skills that they

can take out and look at the world in a different way,

but also engage with society and make a difference.