Following the success of the Bournemouth University's US 2012 Election Coverage, a couple of us presenters, Charlotte Foot and myself, were approached for another project: The Art Network.
The classy review show analyses the public's views on the final installment of the Twilight saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, an exciting preview of Glass Eyes an Independent film set to be launched at the Student section of the Cannes Film Festival.
As well as discussions and exclusive music from singer-songwriter Ryan Keen.
Check it out, you know it makes sense...
Many thanks to the TV Production students at Bournemouth University.
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