Technical staff

He has worked professionally in graphic design, 3D animation, games design and community arts.

Travel adventures have taken him to the Himalayas, the Karakoram, Iran, Russia, Pakistan, Turkey, Nepal, China, India and Catford. He is interested in everyone and everything.

He demonstrates and teaches the safe use of cameras, lighting and sound equipment, alongside video and audio editing skills from beginner to advanced level. Rory is keen to engage and enthuse students of all levels and abilities to ensure they fulfill their potential and gain a clear professional knowledge base ready for the working world.

Previously Rory advised on third-year undergraduate documentary specialisation and postgraduate MA Television Journalism modules.

He graduated from our BA in Media and Communications in 2010 and is a Certified Avid Media Composer Instructor and Certified Avid Pro Tools User.

When not at Goldsmiths, Rory continues to freelance.

Before joining the Department, Rose worked as a producer and director for Sky TV. When not at Goldsmiths, Rose works as a freelance photographer.

Jack is an Avid Certified Instructor (ACI) for Pro Tools (100 level) and Media Composer (200 level). He is also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy having completed his PG Cert in the Management of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education last year. He also has a BSc in Electronic Imaging and Media Communications. 

Jack has been involved in various projects as an editor, sound designer and creative producer. He writes, records and performs music and has been involved in the production of a series of illustrated children’s books.

She also leads the team of photography technical advisers for all levels of photography related courses. Her area of specialism is analogue photography and darkroom practices.

Nigel graduated from Goldsmiths with a BA in Media and Sociology in 1991. He is a certified Avid Media Composer Professional and Avid Pro Tools Instructor and has been a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy since 2007. Nigel freelanced in camera and sound departments on corporate and independent film production between 1991 and 2000, and has also produced films and A/V installations on commission from theatre companies and musical groups, and toured with shows internationally.

Nigel also ran Loopy Films  - a pop-up short film cinema - for many years, appearing at every Glastonbury Festival between 1992 and 2005.

He is currently exploring making music again (guitar, programming) after a 30 year hiatus.

Egle graduated from our BA (Hons) Media and Communications in 2012, then worked as a freelance photographer and assistant before becoming a Technical Adviser in 2014. Egle’s own photography work can be seen at ET Was a Feminist. 

His personal website is at zamcamtv.com.