Monday, October 29, 2012
Rotary Shelterbox Project
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Ambassadorial Link Weekend in Exeter, Devon
Carrying the London 2012 Olympic Torch at the evening Ceilidh |
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Presentations at the 800 year old Civic Guildhall in Exeter |
My host Terry Blackler in his lovely home. Picture taken by his wife, Anne |
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
London Film School
The London Film School, located in Covent Garden. Right in the heart of downtown London, this is the oldest international film school in the world.
My classmates range from all parts of the world such as France, Norway, Brazil, Pakistan, Greece, Venezuela, China, Romania, Zimbabwe, India, United Kingdom, and the United States. We are truly a diverse group of talented, creative and artistic students who believe that the London Film School will transform us into tomorrow's leading and innovative filmmakers.
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Course 179 - Term 1- MA Filmmaking |
My classmates range from all parts of the world such as France, Norway, Brazil, Pakistan, Greece, Venezuela, China, Romania, Zimbabwe, India, United Kingdom, and the United States. We are truly a diverse group of talented, creative and artistic students who believe that the London Film School will transform us into tomorrow's leading and innovative filmmakers.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
District Governors Equality Meeting

Landed in London, UK
My first post on the ground in London! I arrived on the 3rd of September and the following Friday after arriving I met up with my host counselor. His name is Christoph von Luttiz of the Hammersmith Rotary Club in London. I was invited to attend their Friday lunch meeting where I had the opportunity to introduce myself to the members present. I gave a short presentation to the members about my hopes as a scholar in London and what I hope to gain with my education from the London Film School. The meeting is structured much like an American Rotary meeting, however I did find it quite interesting how the members take time in their meeting agenda to make a toast to the Queen. This shows a sense of historic and nationalistic pride and I really respected that. In the states, we never see a sense of pride by making as toast to the President of the United States.
The photos included show the Hammersmith lunch meeting and a picture of me with my host counselor and another Rotary member of the club. Christoph is on the right and Nathan is on the left.
The photos included show the Hammersmith lunch meeting and a picture of me with my host counselor and another Rotary member of the club. Christoph is on the right and Nathan is on the left.
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