A busy cosmopolitan campus situated in East London between Hackney and Shoreditch.
You’ll never be bored in London: from grabbing coffee in a hipster café with your friends, to enjoying your favourite artists as they play in some of the quirkiest venues in the city, there’s always something to do. London has over 100 cinemas where you can enjoy the latest blockbusters and indie films, and over 170 museums where you can take inspiration for your next script or video game concept.
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Bankstock Studios
Bankstock Studios are packed with amazing equipment and incredible facilities to help you engineer your success as an artist and are just a short and picturesque canal walk away from the main SAE London campus building, SAE London House - where you will find one of the UK's largest dedicated foley rooms for student use.
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Meet Campus director Nathan Loughran
Nathan Loughran has twenty years experience working in Creative Education and the Music Industry. Prior to his current post as Campus Director at SAE London he worked as both a College Lecturer and a Head of Department at Oaklands College and then as Head of School for Creative Industries at City of Westminster College.
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February Finance Workshop
Getting ready to start your higher education studies in 2022? Then student finance and your application will be on your mind!
This event will be an opportunity to have a guided walk through the SAAS/ SLC funding application form, from an experienced staff member in the higher education sector, ready for you starting your 2022 studies. Whether you are from England, Scotland, Ireland, the EU or the Isle of Man we will be able to explain the different funding options available to you.
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SAE Futures: Audio is dead. Long live audio!
Join us for our first SAE Futures event, featuring our incredibly talented SAE Alumni as they share their experience and advice with future creatives.
First up we have Ben McCulloch joining us for “Audio is dead. Long live audio!”
Ben graduated from SAE Glasgow in 2011 amid much fanfare in the press about ‘the end of music studios’ as many of them were closing down. Due to an evolving industry – where artists couldn’t rely on sales of singles and albums – there was a general feeling of doom about the future.
That was the old music industry. People who are nostalgic for the studios of the past can’t thrive because that business has gone. However, those who see opportunities now will have a career in the future. Why? Audio is massive again!
Due to advances in technology – voice assistants, 3d audio, podcasting and more – suddenly everyone wants to get involved with audio again. And who is needed to help them? Trained audio engineers. Creating great audio needs trained ears and minds.
Come along and hear about Ben’s learnings from a decade in audio and where he would recommend you apply your efforts for a successful future.
Speaker details:
Ben is a certified conversation designer and expert audio producer. He has over a decade of experience crafting natural sounding dialogue: recording, editing and directing voice talent in the studio. He edited dialogue for the Cannes Pharma Grand-Prix winning Philips’ ‘Breathless Choir’ commercials, lead voice localization projects for Fortune 100 clients such as Microsoft, designed sound and composed music for video games and tv. Now he’s a freelance conversation designer.
