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Doodle message group [Private] Jonathan, Alyson and Ludya, 13 February 2024:

Alyson Lang

Should’ve burned that unit along with everything else.

Jonathan Danners

It’s keeping Jem and Pat busy. We should message Cameron to say get well soon. *All* of us.

Ludya Parak

Gela’s determined he’ll finish the course from his sickbed.

Jonathan Danners

Up to you, but it’s only polite. I’m going to.

Doodle message group [Private] Jonathan and Cameron, 13 February 2024:

Jonathan Danners

Sorry to hear you’re under the weather, Cam. Hope you’re better soon.

Cameron Wesley

Cheers, mate. Good luck with the course.

Doodle message group [Private] Ludya and Cameron, 13 February 2024:

Ludya Parak

Thanks for driving back from Somerset. Sorry to hear you’re ill.

Cameron Wesley

No worries. Cheers.

Doodle message group [Private] Cameron and Alyson, 13 February 2024:

Cameron Wesley

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – if you ever want to work in advertising or marketing, give me a call. Let’s stay in touch.

Alyson Lang

Thanks, Cameron. Appreciate the offer. Get well soon.

Royal Hastings, University of London Multimedia Art MA *Final Project*

Candidate name: Jemisha Badhuri

Candidate number: 0883479

The aims of the project:

I’d like to say it all started last year, when we went to RD8 to ‘pitch our brief’. Four of their people sat on the opposite side of a big table and told us about the market for wireless communications. Their voices bounced off the partitions in that cavernous meeting room as we all sat nervously in a row. One by one the others stammered out their prepared speeches. Apart from Cameron, who blustered through his.

Of course it didn’t start then, really. Gela had been speaking to RD8 for months. They’d already agreed to commission the work from us. And so much for it being a discussion. I knew how this meeting would unfold. They’d talk, we’d listen. We’d squeak our speeches, they’d shuffle politely in their seats.