Hannah Üstel

I am an enthusiastic, diligent media practitioner with a wide skill set within the digital media and broadcast television landscape. I would prove very valuable to any organisation, having grown a bank of expertise within project management, digital content creation and marketing.

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Lifestyle content I’ve created for TWC...

Beautiful Art Bikes: Turning Trash into Carnival Bicycle Floats

Bicycle Themed Weddings

50 Bike-Friendly Homes

The Dodgiest Looking Bikes Lanes You Can’t Help But Laugh At

Maintenance Tricks to Keep your Bike Happy

Bicycle Tattoos: Turning Cycling into Body Art

Copehagen is a Must for City Break Fanatics, Here’s Why

In Pictures: The World’s Most Challenging Climbs

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Recipes I’ve made for TWC...

Pistachio and Apricot Powerballs

Natural Energy Gels: Strawberry-Chia Gelly Cubes

Gluten Free Sundried Tomato Bread

Gluten Free Granola Power Bar

Baked Pasta Bites

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Style pieces for TWC...

Sneak Peak: The Brand New HOY Vulpine Women’s Range (photography)

Introducing 65 Year Old Tziporah Salamon, The Most Stylish Cyclist on Earth...

When High Street Fashion Meets Cycling

Be Sure to be Seen: The Most Stylish Reflective Clothing

Rapha: The City Cycling Look

When Cycling Became a Catwalk Trend

Stylish Rainwear for Cyclists

From the BIke to the Bar: 6 Stylish Cycle Outfits

Steal her Style: P!nk

Ponytail Friendly Cycling Helmets

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Content I’ve made for Cooler Lifestyle...

Awesome Bedrooms Inspired by the Outdoors

Secret Rooftop Gardens You’ll Want to Drink Mojitos In

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Interviews I’ve done for Total Women’s Cycling...

Chris Boardman

Victoria Pendleton

Dani King

Kati Archibald 

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Some videos I have made for Factory Media...

Pactimo Competition Video

Cycling to Work: Monday Morning Blues

Hairstyles for Helmets: The Braided Ponytail

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MPORA

I have been working at Factory Media for the past few months, where I started off working on MPORA, an action sports website. It was a really valuable experience as I have always been really interested to work for an action sports brand.

Here are a few things I got up to whilst working here...

http://mpora.com/articles/live-life-shots  ‎

‎http://mpora.com/articles/most-spectacular-skateparks

http://mpora.com/articles/redefining-selfies

http://mpora.com/articles/world-skaters-shredding-gif

http://mpora.com/articles/spectacular-hotels-adventure-spots 

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Last week myself and my group exhibited Student Source at The Custard Factory alongside other Birmingham based media practitioners. It was great to showcase all our hard work!

Because of my work within student employment at Birmingham City University I was also able to attend Storyville: Exploring Narratives of Learning and Teaching, The 2nd Annual HEA Arts and Humanities Conference, 2013 in Brighton last week. Here myself and a colleague presented the SAP (Student Academic Partnership) project we have been working on to other Universities and academics in order to convey how Birmingham City University encourage students to enhance their chances of employment after University. It was really interesting to network with academics to showcase the project as we have been one of the first University's to engage with SAP schemes, which are highly recognised and accredited of within higher education. 

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Episode 3 from our brand new web series, Student Source.

Watch more below... 

Ep 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPPSsLP78GI

Ep 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9zgoIJFe44

Ep 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyLsWqlH320

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Last week I had a chat with electronic music producer Karma Kid at Digital in Brighton. Find out what he had to say about Annie Mac, his three golden rules for making a killer track and what type of student he thinks he will be like when he goes to University.

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Full length interview with Olly Murs filmed by myself for Student Source. Presented by @itswillmanning

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Episode 2 of Student Source. This week we met with the nicest man in music, Olly Murs, showcase some rather peculiar hangover cures and show you how to make a quick and healthy breakfast sundae! 

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Here is the first episode of our brand new web series Student Source featuring our interview with Bastille, a quick and tasty recipe and Captain Prank! I project managed our small team’s project, as well as helping with filming and assisting my team on all production shoots. 

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There's nothing like having a Godfather quote on your business cards.

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The last two weekends have been spent filming Dan and Will from Bastille, Olly Murs and Willy Moon for interviews with them for our brand new web series Student Source. You can check out more information on our Twitter.

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A rough edit of my interview with Akala for our new web series Student Source. Interview cut down from 10 minutes to fit into a 5 minute programme alongside other inserts.

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Here are a few designs a freelance graphic designer produced for an idea for a video web series I have developed called The Rise of the Planet of the Snapbacks. I am really fond of the colour scheme and the way she has turned the name into a creative brand image. The name is a reference of The Rise of the Planet of the Apes which I think reflects what is happening at the moment….the rise of armies of young teenagers wearing snapbacks and exploiting 'street wear'. I think it is an intriguing topic to explore as there are so many influencing factors involved where I would particularly like to focus a lot on the skateboarding aspect of the culture. I am quite frankly tired of seeing snapbacks being worn everywhere, in every style and colour and the endless amount of people producing an ‘urban’ brand, by simply buying some cheap clothing materials and shoving a logo on it. I think it would be interesting to try to find out why this trend has become so popular and exploited.