Michael Pearce, National Film and Television School (NFTS) graduate in digital effects, has received the Christie prize for ‘most promising student, receiving a monetary prize, certificate and a crystal trophy at the NFTS graduation ceremony, marking Christie’s 15th year as a partner with the school.
Pearce is employed as a graduate, having gained experience working on short
films, music videos, adverts, documentaries and feature film credits.
Brant Eckett, marketing director,
cinema, Christie commented: “We’re once again delighted to recognise outstanding talent in the
industry, and we’d like to congratulate Michael on his outstanding achievement.
“In our
15-year partnership with NFTS, we have seen the school continue to grow and enhance
its offering, with courses such as Digital Effects, and it has been an
honour to support an array of initiatives, including its shift from film to
digital projection facilities. During this time the NFTS has continued to provide skillful,
creative and dedicated students with the tools required to flourish in our industry.”