Showing posts with label Stuart Bramwell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stuart Bramwell. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 April 2022

Burger Royale Best Editing at Halicarnassus

Burger Royale wins Best Editing at Halicarnassus
Congratulations to the makers of "Burger Royale" which has won "Best Editing" in the Short Film category at the Halicarnassus Film Festival.  

Burger Royale is a short animated teaser/trailer written, directed and produced by Escape Studios' animation student Gary Roche.  

Burger Royale tells the story of a hungry customer who walks into a burger joint only to find that he is on the menu. It has won over a dozen festival awards.

Tuesday, 22 March 2022

Burger Royale Wins Best Editor at HEI Fest

Burger Royale wins Best Editor at the HEI Fest
Congratulations to the makers of "Burger Royale" which has won Best Editing at the HEO Film Festival.

Burger Royale is a short animated teaser/trailer written, directed and produced by Escape Studios' animation student Gary Roche.  

Burger Royale tells the story of a hungry customer who walks into a burger joint one night - only to find that he is on the menu. It has won over a dozen festival awards.

Sunday, 19 December 2021

"Burger Royale" Wins 15 Festival Awards


Meet "Burger Royale" - a short animated teaser/trailer written, directed and produced by Escape Studios' animation student Gary Roche.  Above is the festival cut, with original music by composer Stuart Bramwell.  "Burger Royale" has already won fifteen festival awards, as well as many festival nominations and selections.  Burger Royale tells the story of a hungry drunk who walks into a burger joint one night only to find, to his horror, that he is on the menu.

Friday, 26 March 2021

Composer Stuart Bramwell Scores at Escape

Stuart Bramwell 
Stuart Bramwell is a musician and composer, currently studying at Berklee College of Music for his Masters' Degree in Scoring for Film and TV.  Stuart's specialism is in writing music for animation. 

Stuart has recently collaborated with our second year students on their short film project "A Long Way Home", directed by Harrison Bell, which will soon be entering festival competitions. 

Stuart's original music composition helped to lift the film to a professional level, as our students learn to collaborate with composers and sound designers to push the level of quality of our student film projects.