Scotsman teams up with Queen Margaret University interns for festival video coverage

The students will be working with The Scotsman during the Fringe

Three students from Queen Margaret University (QMU) are to team up with The Scotsman during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Viola Giaroli Colombo, Gwen Osfield and Jemimah Ekheoveh are to work with the arts and culture team on a video-led content internship during the festival.

The team will be capturing the atmosphere of the festival on video and interviewing performers, as well as covering The Scotsman prestigious weekly Fringe First awards.

The Scotsman's Arts and Culture correspondent Jane Bradley poses with the 2026 Queen Margaret University Edinburgh Festival interns. L-R Gwen Osfield, Jane Bradley and Viola Giaroli Colomboplaceholder image
The Scotsman's Arts and Culture correspondent Jane Bradley poses with the 2026 Queen Margaret University Edinburgh Festival interns. L-R Gwen Osfield, Jane Bradley and Viola Giaroli Colombo | Andrew O'Brien / The Scotsman

Arts and culture correspondent Jane Bradley said: “I am looking forward to working with Viola, Gwen and Jemimah during the Fringe and can’t wait to see what they come up with.”

Scotsman assistant editor Andrew O’Brien commented: “QMU are sponsors of our Fringe First event and this is our second year working with their students as interns. It is a great collaboration and we hope this is a good introduction to the workplace for them.”

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