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Acting graduate Sean Connor stars in new Scottish movie Schemers
An Acting graduate is one of the stars of new Scottish film Schemers, which will be released in cinemas on Friday. Sean Connor plays one of the three male leads in the film that tells the story of ambitious gig promoters who book a legendary Iron Maiden gig in Dundee in 1980.
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Make-up Artistry lecturer wins Scottish film award
A lecturer in Make-up Artistry at New College Lanarkshire has won a Scottish film industry award for her work on a short film. Sharon Clark was a make-up artist on ‘She of the Land’, a horror movie which was awarded Best Costume/Make-up at the Scottish Short Film Festival 2020.
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