Exeter College student brews up a storm to win Tetley Tea ad contest
Exeter College student brews up a storm to win Tetley Tea ad contest
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AN Exeter College student’s advert about the joys of having a cuppa could be shown on national TV.
Creative Digital Video student Joe Holohan, 19, won the Tetley Moving Image Competition with his animation that conveyed the message: ‘ Tea is Brilliant’.
The Foundation Degree student’s impressive work was chosen out of 150 entries from students all around the country.
Now Joe’s film will now be used as an advertisement on the Tetley website and possibly on TV in the near future.
He wins a Sony High Definition HDRSR8E Video Camera worth over £1000, the latest Sony VGN-AR41E Laptop plus a College Prize of the latest Sony High Definition HDRSR8E Video Camera, worth over £1000.
Judges deemed that Joe’s film had “demonstrated a technical ability and creative mind that brings the Tetley brand to life and captured the viewer’s attention throughout.”
Tomorrow, Friday, April 25, Brand Development Manager from Tetley, Peter Haigh, will visit Exeter College to present Joe with his prizes.
The former St Peter’s School student, from Richmond Road, Exeter, first began animating as a Film & Video A level student.
To see Joe’s winning entry in full visit www.tetley.co.uk/What’s-going-on/Competitions/Film-competition-2008.
By Angelina Lambourn, Public Relations Officer, Exeter College
************** Media are invited to interview Joe and watch the advert at room 122 in the Centre for Creative Industries, off Queen Street, at Exeter College, on Friday, April 25, at 11.30am. Please contact Angelina Lambourn on 01392 205834 or 07982 657325 for details.
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Exeter College was established in 1970 as the country’s first tertiary college and encompasses a sixth form and further education college. It provides over 12,000 full and part-time students with a wide range of courses including A levels, the International Baccalaureate, National Vocational Diplomas, Apprenticeships, Pre-foundation and Higher Education qualifications. Achievements are well above average for the further education sector.
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