The aim of
Hidden Consequences is to raise awareness to young people about disability hate
crime this film is to be tour around the schools of Strood, Chatham,
Gillingham, Rainham and Rochester. The reason why this film was created was because
over the past decade, the Kent police force have seen an increase in the amount
of young people committing hate crime in all shapes and forms. So therefore
several charity organisations, Kent police and Medway Hospital came together to
form the jigsaw project and starting recruiting young to write a script for the
new film, act in the film and edit the film. Sadly I wasn’t asked to join the
script writing team or the editing team but I was asked to act and help out on
set with recording sound, camera work etc. We also had a premiere at the
Britannia Theatre, In Dickens World Chatham.
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
George's Past Experience with Media (Part 1)
I
have been an actor for many short films in the past. These films are usually
talking about serious subjects such as: Disability hat crime, under age sex,
being homeless etc. These films usually last for 5-15 minutes. These films are
provided through a series of charity movements such as Medway Youth Trust and Physical
Folk. However the film that, I thought, I was the most successful in was my
latest, Hidden Consequences, which only came out to the public a few days ago
on 18.11.2015.
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