Point Blank has its own fully functioning radio station onsite at our state-of the-art studio facilities in London. This allows our radio students to learn the skills required for a job in the radio industry within a professional work based environment. The station broadcasts 24/7 from our college website www.pointblanklondon.com. It also enables our music production and DJ students to air their tracks and mixes and provides a hub of activity for the college. Our Radio Production courses are available from basic to advanced at Levels 1-3 and are accredited by NCFE and OCN LR.

The Doha Tribeca Film Festival will offer an unprecedented opportunity to celebrate cinema, culture, education and community in Qatar. Established and emerging filmmakers, entertainment industry luminaries and the Qatari community will come together in Doha, Qatar's capital, to take part in an exciting cultural exchange of ideas.

London's premier LGBT cross-arts festival, GFest is a platform for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and queer artists, organisations and venues to promote LGBT and queer arts. Organised by arts charity Wise Thoughts, GFest features queer artists and talent across the arts, including visual arts, theatre, dance and performance, LGBT short films, debates, workshops and parties.

Offering workshops in dance, movement, and written word for performance, the artists in the company lead thoughtful and explorative sessions to a vast array of ages and abilities. These can be tailored to specific requirements, ensuring that participants undertake challenges appropriate to their needs, gaining a unique perspective of movement, and learning and developing the joy of dance. Each artist involved in the company offers a distinct expertise and method of exploration, contributing to the rich tapestry of TBDC

Showcasing UK artists and writers, this parley-based event speculates on the materialisation and dematerialisation of art writing through newly commissioned works, together with readings drawn from open submission.

Held in Brighton, UK

Betting on Shorts’ (BoSs) is an annual short film festival/competition which brings together cutting-edge venues and film festivals across and beyond Europe in a unique simultaneous screening: “More than a Eurovision of Shortfilm”.

Providing opportunities for independent film makers

DYS(the)LEXI is a festival celebrating a diverse group of dyslexic and dyspraxic writers, poets, animators, performance artists, film makers, musicians, and visual artists

Two brothers attempt to become global rock stars but can only look on as old school friends U2 become the biggest band in the world.

Born of War opens against the backdrop of the Soviet Afghan conflict of 1979. A young female red cross worker has an affair with a Mujahadeen leader. She becomes pregnant and flees Afghanistan to return home to Britain where she can hide the child. Twenty years later a young woman, who has no idea of her real identity, enters Oxford University. She is immediately recruited by MI6 and believes she has an illustrious career in front of her. Instead the MI6 are using her as a pawn in their game. Her father has discovered he has a daughter and he wants her back. This young woman must run from both her government and her father to discover who she really is. Going into production January 2010