Magdalena Alcantara
About Magdalena Alcantara
Magdalena Alcantara is a Photo Editor in Training at Wider Image, Thomson Reuters, where she collaborates with artists to enhance her projects. She holds a BA (Hons) in Contemporary Media Practice from the University of Westminster and has developed a distinctive visual language through her work in photography and installation art.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Magdalena Alcantara currently holds the position of Photo Editor in Training at Wider Image, Thomson Reuters. She has been with the company since 2015, contributing to various projects and collaborating with other artists and creatives to enhance her work. Her role involves developing and refining visual content, leveraging her background in photography and film to support the editorial team.
Education and Expertise
Magdalena Alcantara has a solid educational background in media and photography. She studied Digital Photography at Westminster Adult Education College, earning a Diploma from 2008 to 2009. She then pursued a BA (Hons) in Contemporary Media Practice at the University of Westminster from 2009 to 2013. Additionally, she completed a Diploma in Photoshop at Greenwich Community College in 2008-2009 and obtained a BTEC in Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies from Lewisham Southwark College in 2015.
Background
Magdalena Alcantara has a diverse background that encompasses photography, film, and installation art. She began her career as an Assistant Producer/Stills Photographer at Prospectfilm Productions in 2012, where she gained practical experience in the industry. Her educational pursuits and early work experiences have shaped her distinctive visual language and artistic approach.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Magdalena Alcantara has been involved in various film projects, expanding her expertise beyond traditional photography. Her work in installation art and photography reflects her strong interest in applying creative talents across different art forms. She actively collaborates with other artists, enhancing her projects and contributing to the broader creative community.