James Enright

James’ company, Propshop Modelmakers, has its offices, studios and workshops at the iconic Pinewood studios. He has produced some of the most recognisable objects, spaces, costumes and artefacts for films such as the James Bond movies, The Golden Compass, Batman, Clash of The Titans, Stardust and Kick Ass.

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James’ company Propshop Modelmakers has its offices, studios and workshops at the iconic Pinewood studios. He has produced some of the most recognisable objects, spaces, costumes and artefacts for films such as the James Bond movies, The Golden Compass, Batman, Clash of The Titans, Stardust and Kick Ass.

James has also produced material for film advertising for Virgin and Toyota, sculptures for Tate Modern and retail interiors for the likes of NIKE including the NIKE ID concept. James has employed graduates from the programme and offers work placements.

Arts and culture

James Enright

Andrew Tanner
Tanner' s collections successfully combine traditional manufacturing with contemporary British design.

Gerald Benney
Taught by Dunstan Pruden, silversmith Gerald was the son of E A Sallis Benney, principal of the Art College in the 1940s.

Nora Braden (1901-2001)
Born in Margate in 1901, pioneering potter and teacher Norah Braden moved to Sussex and began teaching at the Brighton School of Art in 1936.

Stephen Johnson
Johnson’s work considers how design can exist for the cognitive, as well as our physical needs.

Richard Slee
Richard Slee has established an international reputation and in 2001 was awarded the Jerwood Applied Arts Prize for Ceramics.

Phoebe Cummings
Cermacist, Phoebe Cummings, has undertaken a number of artist in residencies and exhibitions, including at Jerwood Visual Arts.

Maisie Maud Broadhead
Maisie Broadhead graduated from the Faculty of Arts with a 3D Design BA(Hons) in 2002.

Chris Rose
Chris Rose (MDesRCA) led Three Dimensional Design and Materials Practice at Brighton between 1994-2007

Sean Hetterley
3D design tutor Sean Hetterley, was warmly remembered by colleagues for his murals at the annual Pottery Party.

Jane Penty
Jane Penty is a practicing designer and educator who worked with the Faculty of Arts until 2010 with major successes in funded research.

Fred Baier
Baier is an avant garde British furniture designer maker who, from the 1970s, re-defined the boundaries of furniture making.

Lin Cheung
Cheung at the University of Brighton.

Dunstan Pruden (1907-1974)
Silversmith who worked under Eric Gill at Ditchling, Pruden is widely recognised for his ecclesiastical commissions, several of which are in the V&A.

Sandrine Cohen
Sandrine Cohen is principally a jewellery designer and has been represented in the collections of a number of prestigious firms.

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