Ryan Ninesling Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

London Area, United Kingdom

Kendal, England, United Kingdom

Served as a junior member of the programming team, aiding in the scouting and curation of potential films for the 2021 edition of the festival.Performing this role included:-Attending festivals to scout potential films and reviewing submitted materials for inclusion in the programme-Serving as a liaison between the festival and filmmakers by securing submissions via FilmFreeway-Advising on the overall direction of the programme and festival format, including curating strands-Introducing films at the festival and conducting Q+A's with filmmakers

London, England, United Kingdom

Human Resources was a season of films I programmed at the Genesis Cinema and Close-up Film Centre in December 2021/January 2022. The collection was an exploration of the depiction of work and labour on screen. All screenings were introduced by myself, accompanied by a printed brochure, written essays, and a critics’ panel for the screening of Blue Collar."Since the early days of the art form, film has always shown a keen interest in capturing the realities of work and labour on screen. One of the first films ever made, the Lumière Brothers’ Workers Leaving the Factory, immediately illustrated the newfound possibility of capturing the day-to-day activities that make society tick, and audiences have been hooked ever since.Curated as part of the Film Studies, Programming and Curation MA at the National Film and Television School, Human Resources is a season of films that charts a 60-plus year historical overview of the depiction of work and labour on screen. The shifting landscape of labour throughout the 20th and 21st centuries is shown through the evolution of its cinematic representation, ranging from manual labour’s forced adaptation in the face of industrialization to threats to individual identity in the midst of the gig economy. This season paints an evocative, wide-ranging view of our complicated relationship with the jobs that provide for us and often define us."

I worked in the Digital & Ventures department of the BFI, focusing on a project where I curated potential talent for an upcoming series of craft skills masterclasses called BFI Craft Close-Ups. As part of my role I:-Researched and curated potential interviewees across 12 different industry roles including directing, producing, screenwriting, and cinematography -Outlined the format of the project, including location planning and the structure of the interviews-Helped create a pitch document for talent that outlined the educational value of participating in the project-Wrote scripts for each interview

Englewood, Co

Used IBMS to build promotion schedules for three STARZ channels, STARZ Encore Westerns, Indieplex, and STARZ inBlack, which dictated which spots will play in the breaks that air in-between linear programs. Also oversaw the creation of snipes, i.e. show-specific, branded watermarks, for all channels.

Denver, Co

Began as a contributing writer, focusing primarily on film & television reviews along with coverage of video games, sports and general news. After a year I was hired on as the Entertainment Editor, where I oversaw production/design of the Entertainment section. Finally promoted to Executive Editor, where I assisted in overseeing production of the entire newspaper in addition to managing over 20 staff members and contributors, the website and associated social media channels. All of my clips can be found at http://duclarion.com/author/ryan-ninesling/

Englewood, Co

Began as a traffic operations intern in the Creative Services department, where I oversaw the organization of data/producer assignments regarding all video marketing projects. I was pivotal in the testing and completion of an API project with an outside vendor which greatly improved data flow between IBMS and our CMS. After the internship completed, I was offered a part-time contractor position continuing my former duties while also overseeing web, print, and broadcast design projects.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Film Studies, Programming And Curation

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Media Studies

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, English - Creative Writing