GUST went along to the Centre for Contemporary Arts to check out what was happening at the World of Film: International Festival Glasgow
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Shaking Hands
A man contemplates his last day on earth as the people closest to him leave him a series of messages.
Read MoreBehind the Lens
Wonder what a director of photography does? Interested in freelance videography? Behind the Lens gives you an insight into the real world of video-making. In this episode, Martin Heron, a Glasgow-based freelance videographer, gives you some advice to start up your career.
Read MoreThe Review Show — Spring 2013
Spring is upon us and The Review Show is back once again as your guide to all things cultural…
Read MoreA Musical GUSTravaganza!
Let GUST take you through an amazing journey of film musicals…
Read MoreGlasgow, 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?
Read MoreGUST Film — Christmas Edition
GUST Film takes you through the magical journey of the Christmas movie, plus a round-up of all the best films from 2012….
Read MoreGUST Film — Film or Television?
Film or television? A modern debate…
Read MoreBreaking into Media: Episode 1 — Meet the Experts
Find out how to launch your media career with Breaking into Media! Made by students for students, we bring you career tips and advice straight from the professionals.
Read MoreGUST Film: Christmas Special 2011
Welcome to this festive edition of GUST Film, where we take a look at the best and traditional christmas films.
Read MoreGUST FILM, 27TH OCT
This is GUST Film, bringing you reviews on the latest films, and a very special version of Harry Potter… Also this week a screening of “A Beard Film”, a short film by Ian Robertson of Cut! Filmmaking.
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The latest edition of GUST film featuring a review of Avatar and ‘Nail the Film’
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