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Christopher McSherry pictured with Alison Fleming, UTV, Justin Binding, BBC and host Caoimhe Ní Chathail
An Ulster University Magee student has won a Royal Television Society Northern Ireland Craft Award.
Christopher McSherry won an award for Camera Work for his film U of A.
The student of the Derry-based university received his award from Alison Fleming, UTV, and Justin Binding, BBC.
The award ceremony was hosted by Caoimhe Ní Chathail in the Black Box Belfast.
It was a night that celebrated the talent that exists within university students studying in Northern Ireland, with awards presented for animation, entertainment and comedy, drama, and factual short form, to name but a few awards.
Winner of the RTS NI Craft Award for Camera Work is @UlsterUni Derry – Londonderry student Christopher McSherry for his film U of A. Christopher is pictured receiving his award from Alison Fleming, UTV, Justin Binding, BBC and host Caoimhe Ní Chathail. pic.twitter.com/aLxXcyo6ef
— RTS_NI (@RTS_NI) April 3, 2025
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