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Students from the School of Digital Arts (SODA) have collaborated with over 40 cast and crew to create new horror film, The Silent State. The Silent State saw students from …

Students from the School of Digital Arts (SODA) recently had the chance to showcase their work to international industry creatives at the Montag Residency in Istanbul, Turkey. Showcasing 40 SODA …

Filmmaking students from the School of Digital Arts (SODA) have created a unique documentary centred around the near-death experience of a cat. Will Stogden and Sasha Morris, third-year Filmmaking students …

A group of second year Photography students recently hosted their own public exhibition ‘Sonder’ exploring identity and self-expression. As part of the recent Viewpoints Photography festival, in which students and …

Students from Manchester Met have had the chance to develop skills in filming, production, editing, audio and presenting as part of Matchday Live, a new live sports broadcasting project. Matchday …

Students and Staff from the School of Digital Arts (SODA) recently showcased their work at Viewpoints Photography Festival. The festival featured workshops, talks and public exhibitions held across various venues …

The film was created by Manchester Met graduates Olivia Timms and Pam Simoes Gomez A thought-provoking film about an office-worker rabbit has won Best Animation category at the RTS North …

Three out of the four nominations for the RTS North West Student Award for ‘Best Animation’ have been awarded to SODA Animation graduates.

Head of SODA, Jill Griffiths, and Research and Innovation Lead at SODA, Professor Kirsty Fairclough, have recently represented SODA and Manchester Met at SXSW festival in Austin, Texas.

Last week the School of Digital Arts (SODA) was delighted to host a masterclass talk with Dan Winch, Manchester based Producer (A Very English Scandal, Black Mirror: Beyond the Sea, Brian and Maggie). Dan spoke …