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Biography
I am a lecturer in motion graphics and animation, I teach on the undergraduate Graphic Design and Animation courses (mainly), and joined the university in 2014.
My primary interest is exploring motion graphics and design for broadcast (television, theatre, and screen). Production systems, storytelling, narrative and technology - systems of design and storytelling, using highly contemporary and visual graphic media.
I have worked at BBC Broadcast, BBC Sport, and freelance for clients including the National Theatre, Endemol, Channel 4 and Viasat.
My current research is exploring stories from Ukraine in the early 1930’s, using drawing and motion graphics. I am working on a short film (or films) as part of my PhD research - provisionally titled -
Recipes for Baking Bread.
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Arts & Humanities
Research Output 2016 2017
A Day and a Night - Alternative Art Education: Islington Mill Art Academy MIF Project
Nesteruk, S., Beswick, A., Hignett, C., Iona, E., Risbec, L., Colclough, N., Puotinen, S. & Dougan, T., 19 Jul 2017Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition
File
art education
academy
art
festival
event
Bearpits Music Video
Nesteruk, S., 17 Sep 2017Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products
File
Champions
Islington
Music Videos
Manchester Buddhist Centre: Design and artwork for installation of interior window panel
Nesteruk, S., 12 Jul 2017Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition
File
Buddhist
Manchester
Design Centre
Artwork
Buddhist philosophy
Art
Ukraine
Funding
Genocide
Recipes
Recipes for Baking Bread: UK Exhibition
Nesteruk, S., 11 Nov 2017Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition
File
Ukraine
funding
art