From the X Factor to Homeland, Corrie to The Apprentice, we just can’t get enough of great TV. But who are the people who make it happen? The telly industry is made up of dozens of different roles – too many to even begin to talk about – and employs over 50,000 people right across… Continue reading Lights, Camera, Action!
Author: Source Mag
Source is Scotland's number one student magazine, delivering the best careers advice, celebrity interviews and student survival tips every quarter.
We’re all mad diarists…
Research by E4 reveals personal pen-and-paper diaries more popular than ever as teens take comfort in private journals over social networking sites Research conducted by E4 to tie in with brand new British 90’s-set series My Mad Fat Diary, based on the real-life teenage diaries of Rae Earl – starting Monday 14th January, 10pm 83% of… Continue reading We’re all mad diarists…
Merry Christmas!
Another year has flown past us, and now we’re staring 2013 square in the face – shouldn’t we have hover boards by now…? Our disappointment at ‘the future’ aside (Marty McFly, you lied to us!), we’ve had a corker of a year at Source HQ. We’ve launched our shiny new website and had fantastic feedback,… Continue reading Merry Christmas!
2012: The Roundup
Another 12 months have come and gone almost in the blink of an eye. So what’s actually happened this year? We take a look back… Oh, 2012. We’re not going to lie – you’ve been good to us. It’s been a year of incredible highs, mad memories and plenty of laughs. But what have been… Continue reading 2012: The Roundup
Inside Source Winter 2012…
We know Source arrived in your school, college or uni a few weeks ago now but rumour has it, some of you didn’t get in quick enough to grab your copy of Scotland’s number one student magazine. What are you like?! So for those of you who weren’t lucky enough to get the glossy hard… Continue reading Inside Source Winter 2012…
Jake Bugg
It’s been a crazy 18 months for Jake Bugg. He’s played at Glastonbury, secured a record deal with Mercury, supported the likes of the Stone Roses and Lana del Ray and landed his first number one album. We caught up with the 18-year-old singer/songwriter from Nottingham backstage on his recent tour with Noel Gallagher’s High… Continue reading Jake Bugg
Making Monsters
As the co-founder of MillenniumFX, Europe’s largest provider of special effects makeup, prosthetics and animatronics for TV, film and stage, it’s safe to say that Neill Gorton’s job is a little unusual. We speak to the man behind the aliens of Doctor Who, the blood and guts of Saving Private Ryan and the supernatural creatures… Continue reading Making Monsters
Exploring Central America
After finishing his sixth year at Dunblane High School in 2011, Alastair Spray packed his bags and headed to Central America for a year of volunteering as an English teacher through Project Trust. The 18-year-old Aberdeen Uni student fills us in on his incredible gap year… What inspired you to take part in Project Trust?… Continue reading Exploring Central America
Change the Future of Gaming
Time is running out to join the revolutionary gaming initiative which will see one gamers’ vision put into production, and a new gaming concept launched to the gaming community. Gioteck, the fastest growing console peripherals brand in Europe, is looking for someone with an idea for a peripheral never seen before, that will enhance gaming… Continue reading Change the Future of Gaming