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Mental Health in the Asian Community. Why is it Taboo? Student Documentary

London, UK

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This is a student filmed Documentary on 'Mental Health in the Asian Community. Why is it Taboo?'.

I require 3 participants of Asian ethnicity of any age and gender who will be willing to share their personal experiences on Mental Health in their Asian Community. (A list of questions will be released to them).

I must make known that this documentary requires participants to be open and willing to share their personal experiences.

Unfortunately anyone that cannot do the above will not be considered.

The documentary will be submitted as my final project for the end of the year at University. It will also be shared to several film and student film festivals in the UK and uploaded to Social Media Platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

As a film student in my 3rd year with the experience I've gained in film, I now am looking forward to really doing something that will have an impact and make a difference in the future.

I want people with a drive and a passion such as mine. Someone who really wants to make a change or make a difference.

If you are of Asian ethnicity, passionate about this topic and willing to speak up, please do apply.

Job payment

Unpaid – this is a collaboration opportunity - Student Documentary.

Expenses paid - Travel/Food.

Collaborations should create mutual benefit and are usually amateur, student or 'Time for Print' projects.

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