Do It For Real | Alumni Panel

Kurt Martinez

Kurt is a Recording Engineer and Dolby Atmos Mixer based at the historic Dean St. Studios in Soho, London. Home to two state-of-the-art 9.1.4 PMC Dolby Atmos Music suites.

Working from a number of well-known studios across London, including the world renowned Sarm and Metropolis Studios, Kurt learnt from an array of talented and sought after engineers and producers from both sides of the Atlantic.

He has worked on the Platinum-selling singles ‘Rain’ by Aitch & AJ Tracey (UK #3) and ‘REACT’ by Switch Disco & Ella Henderson (UK #4) and the No. 1 Album ‘Tension’ by Kylie Minogue including the GRAMMY-winning single ‘Padam Padam’ (UK #8). He has also worked on the Top Ten albums ‘You & I’ by Rita Ora (UK #6) and ‘2.0’ by JLS (UK #4), as well as live-concert films for Billy Idol and Duran Duran, and the six-part Audible Original musical ‘Crush Hour’ featuring the vocal talent of Ellie Goulding.

Maggie Mojsiejuk

Magdalena Mojsiejuk is a Confetti alumna and was crowned Confetti Student of the Year back in 2019.

After finishing her FdSc in Games Technology, she progressed onto the BSc (Hons) Games Production degree. Whilst studying at Confetti, Maggie made the most of her time by taking part in a host of extra-curricular activities, including working as a student mentor, student ambassador, and Global Lounge assistant.

After finishing her degree, she started her first role in the games industry at Supermassive Games as Cinematic Designer. In 2021, Maggie became a Level Designer for Media Molecule (part of PlayStation Worldwide Studios), responsible for such creative output as the LittleBIGPlanet franchise, and the award-winning game, Dreams.

Merryn Rae Peachey
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Merryn Rae is a Script Supervisor for TV and Film. She has trained under Norina Mackey (Masters Of The Air, 2024), Chiara Carbonara (The Lazarus Project, 2024) and Nua Watford (Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, 2024). She has worked as Main Unit Script Supervisor on shows such as Two Doors Down (BBC, 2022), Father Brown (BBC, 2020) and The Sister Boniface Mysteries (BBC/Brit Box, 2022), and as 2nd Unit or Dailies Script Supervisor on Industry (Bad Wolf, 2023), Boarders (Studio Lambert, 2023) and Alex Rider (Amazon, 2023).

She graduated from Confetti in 2018 and moved straight to the National Film and Television School to specialise in Script Supervision, also graduating there in 2018. After that, life forced her to get a full-time job outside of the industry for 2 years, but she used every day of her holiday allowance to work on short films.

As the pandemic waned, production companies started working hard to produce content again, and this is when Script Supervisors with Merryn’s experience base found themselves getting hired on TV shows. Using this as a jumping-off point, Merryn went freelance for good. She occasionally returns to Confetti to lecture on Script Supervision to 2nd-year Film Degree students.

Callum Hancock

Callum is a Game Designer who studied at Confetti from 2015-2018. He has worked on the MMO title Star Citizen, as well as the single-player counter Squadron 42. Callum work predominantly as a Tech Designer, but often works with pure Level Design too.

Ethel Mudavanhu

Ethel is a broadcaster, journalist, and content producer for the BBC. From Zimbabwe and Nottingham, her journey working in the media industry started right here at Confetti on the Television Production Technology undergraduate course.

Ethel picked up some invaluable skills working at Notts TV during her studies, before a stint as a newsreader and journalist at a national radio station. All of that paved the way for her to work at BBC Radio Nottingham; producing radio programmes, assisting on OBs and presenting a weekly show.

Now, Ethel is working as a Station Sound Producer, where she creates content for the ‘From Nottinghamshire’ section on BBC Sounds. She enjoys getting to be super creative, crafting the station’s jingles and promos.

“I feel really blessed to have a job that’s both fun and fulfilling. Catch me at Industry Week where we’ll chat about all things broadcasting and maybe share a laugh or two along the way!”