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Susi Wilkinson

Profession
Programme Director, Moving Image and Digital Arts
College
London College of Communication
Person Type
Staff
Susi  Wilkinson

Biography

Susi Wilkinson is Programme Director for Moving Image and Digital Arts at London College of Communication. Susi is also an Associate Lecturer at Central Saint Martins.

Alongside teaching, Susi has had a varied creative career ranging from directing and producing for short films, music videos and commercials to developing content for websites and apps for mobile phones. She co-founded the animation company Belzebu in 1999, specialising in animated music videos and commercials.

Susi has had work screened at festivals around the world and in exhibitions including the Institute of Contemporary Arts and Design Museum in London. She has received a number of awards as a member of Belzebu, including Platinum disc awarded for contributions to sales of the album 'Play by Moby, Gold Disc awarded for contributions to the sales of the single 'Why does my heart feel so bad?' by Moby, Best International Music Video at the Viva Comet Awards, Best Music Video at the Los Angeles World Animation Celebration Festival and Best Music Video at the New York Underground Film Festival.

Susi has received awards as an independent artist including Best International Debut at the St. Petersburgh Message to Man film festival, Award for ‘outstanding achievement and innovation’ at the Royal College of Art and in 2012 she was awarded a White Square Award by the UAL Students' Union in recognition of her passionate and inspirational approach to her teaching at LCC.

Susi is currently represented for commercial work by the animation production company, Prime Focus Animation. Her commercial clients include Alpro Soya, Axa Insurance, COI, Orange, HVB, Evening Standard, River Cottage, Kraft, Burger King, MTV, Mute Records, Parlophone/ EMI, Nude Records, Ministry of Sound Records, Nickelodeon, CBBC and Discovery Channel, Sony PlayStation and for short films, Channel 4 and the Design Museum.

She has a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design from Camberwell College of Arts and an MA in Animation from the Royal College of Art.

Related area

View the BA (Hons) Animation course page.

View the BA (Hons) Games Design course page.

View the BA (Hons) Virtual Reality course page.

View the MA 3D Computer Animation course page.

View the MA Animation course page.

View the MA Games Design course page.

View the MA Virtual Reality course page.

View the MA Visual Effects course page.