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21/11/2000

MEDIA ANTENNA SCOTLAND APPOINT NEW CO-ORDINATOR

EMMA Valentine has succeeded Louise Scott as Co-ordinator of MEDIA Antenna Scotland.
Valentine comes to this position after three years as Assistant Manager at PACT Scotland, based in Glasgow. PACT are the UK trade association for independent film and television production companies and Valentine worked closely there with the Scottish independent sector.
Prior to this, Emma worked as Louise Scott's assistant at MEDIA Antenna Scotland from December 1996 to October 1997.
On announcement of the appointment Valentine said: "I am delighted to be coming back to MEDIA Antenna Scotland after three terrific years at PACT. I am looking forward to working with Scottish companies and individuals, helping them to access the MEDIA Programme."
Emma has a degree in French and Italian and trained as a secondary school teacher of these languages. She has a good grasp of German and Spanish.
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