GUST Best Broadcaster 2019
GUST has had another incredible year. In celebration of our 55th birthday, we’ve travelled through the last six decades of television and explored the fabulous content we’ve created this year.
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Please Leave Me
After the mysterious death of her best friend Micah, Naomi begins to wonder why she can’t start grieving and whether she’ll ever be allowed to move on with her life. This programme is our entry for the NaSTA 2019 Best Writing award.
Cosplay: Unmasking An Art
Cosplay – dressing up as your favourite characters from books, films, or TV shows – is a misunderstood pastime. Often dismissed as a waste of time and a cheap form of escapism, few would call it an art. But should we? GUST headed to Glasgow Comic-Con in September to ask cosplayers about how and why […]
Love in Conversation
These conversations explore the expectations of love today and the actual reality of it as experienced by young adults, from losing love to finding it, and to simply accepting it.
It’s Always GUSTy In Glasgow
Patrick and Alex decide to give acting their best shot but will they be good enough to get a call-back to this supposed film? Or television programme? Or…wait, is this even legit? Probably not.
Film Loves Glasgow
Glasgow is known for being one of the coolest cities in the world. So much so, it has made itself into many of our favourite Hollywood films. Our Film producer, Ewan Shand, is going to take you on a grand tour… and maybe possibly double for both Halle Berry and Scarlet Johansson in the process.
Best Broadcaster 2016
GUST’s Best Broadcaster Showreel 2016
GUST Spoofs
A selection of interviews with cast from some excellent films out there, with a slightly unexpected turn.
WOFF: World of Film Festival, Glasgow
GUST went along to the Centre for Contemporary Arts to check out what was happening at the World of Film: International Festival Glasgow
Shaking Hands
A man contemplates his last day on earth as the people closest to him leave him a series of messages.
The Review Show — Spring 2013
Spring is upon us and The Review Show is back once again as your guide to all things cultural…
Glasgow, I Love You — Le Pure
Two friends meet up on a mild summer’s day in Glasgow, on their way to a friend’s lunch party… but things between them are not all well. As the natural warmth of their relationship battles against their unresolved issues, will they be able overcome their differences?