STUDENT WORK:
Liquid Soap Home Page, by Students from across Bath Spa University
Liquid Soap is a Webcast TV comedy series written, produced and directed by students at Bath Spa University.
The first series produced in the academic year 2008/9, is the 2010 winner of The Royal Television Society South West Region student award for Best Fiction.
To see the award winning Series One go to our all new website www.liquidsoap.tv
Click Here for the BBC Points West report on the shoot.
Set entirely in the toilets of a university café, Liquid Soap will reveal the hilarious world of gripping micro-dramas that are played out daily in this most intimate of locations.
It’s Marion & Geoff meets Shameless; The Office meets Skins; Spinal Tap meets The Smoking Room.
Click Here to see the trailer
Click Here to see the Making Of Liquid Soap Documentary
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Focusing on the frustrations and insanities of everyday life in a modern University there are no plane crashes in Liquid Soap or murders or bodies buried under the patio; there’s more likely to be weeping girls dumped by their boyfriends; lads discovering they’ve contracted a STI; the alcoholic secretary who spends most of her time sleeping in a cubicle; the bullied lecturer rehearsing the big confrontation with the boss in the mirror only to find the boss has been in one of the cubicles all along and has heard everything; girls discussing their partners libido; boys picking spots; the over-worked café manager having a nervous breakdown; and the chaos of the night before followed the horror of the morning after. Just like real life really.
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The production is professionally managed but is written, directed and performed by students and staff at Bath Spa University for broadcasting over the internet.
The BSU TV webcasting project, led by Eastenders Producer/Director Chris Jury and Touch Films Producer Nic Jeune, aims to provide an ongoing professional production environment for all Bath Spa students but especially our Screenwriting, Performing Arts, Design and Broadcast Media students.
The series will initially be webcast in 5 minute episodes but the scripts are being developed so that 5 episodes can also be broadcast as a single 25 minute episode.
Episode One was broadcast on the internet on Monday 12th October 2009. Then every Monday for the next four weeks another episode was released culminating in the release of the 30 minute Omnibus on Monday 16th November.
The 5 episodes of Series Two were shot in spring 2010 and going forward it is intended to write & produce at least 5 x 5 minute episodes a year for the next 5 years.
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Photographs Of The First Liquid Soap Shoot
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How To Get Involved?
Students wishing to become involved in the production of Liquid Soap must download the Student Application Pack below and fill in the form at the back of the pack and email it completed to c.jury@bathspa.ac.uk
Download the file: 'Student Application Pack' (doc file)
Link To PA Recorded Media Home Page
Click Here for an overview of the PA Recorded Media Programme and examples of students work.
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Press
The Project has alread attracted attention from the national, local & trade press with coverage in The Stage & Broadcast Magazines, The Bath Chronicle, local BBC & Commercial radio stations and on BBC TV.
Click On this link to read the Stage Article
Click on this link to read the Broadcast article
Click on this link to read the BBC Bristol article
Click on this link for the Bath Chronicle article
For further information members of the Press should contact the Liquid Soap Press Officer Lindsay Endean on 01225876133 or email her at l.endean@bathspa.ac.uk
Latest Press Release
Download the file: 'Latest Press Release' (pdf file)
Some Real Toilet Signs From Around The World
If you doubted that all life happens in the loo then take a look at these real signs from around the world.
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Liquid Soap Producer's New Career
Due to the success of Liquid Soap, Series Producer, Chris Jury, has been offered a new job. In the photo below we can see him hard at work as the new Bath Spa University, Studio Refuse Technician.
The Liquid Soap Toilet Graveyard
Liquid Soap Co-Producers
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