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Great to see this excellent video from Integrate Bristol featuring contributions from our friends Naz (Itsthatnazchick), Sami and Fahma.
Bristol In A Day – A Short Film
Jess made a short film with 11 young people in Bristol to show what a typical day looks like for them.
On 27th February, 2015, we asked 11 young Bristolians to document their day. Through smartphones, go-pros, webcams, whatever they could get their hands on, these guys, aged 13-23, spanning Redland, Clifton, Horfield, Frenchay, Kingswood, Easton, Bishopsworth, Totterdown and beyond, showed us what an average day looks like for the young people of Bristol.
Let us know what you think of the film: #bristolinaday
Thanks to Holly Ogborne, Jacob Dyer, Emily Gillingham, Daniel Waller, Ruby Byrne, Evan Davis, Lucy Wallis, Emma Morsi, Liz Evans, Sham Ahmed for taking part.
This film was filmed by the participants and edited/directed by Jess Connett, from an original idea by Jess Connett. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram. The music is by Molly Perryman.
Let us know what you think of the film. We’re obviously very proud of it. Tell us whether it looks like your Bristol, what we missed, where you go – all of it. Use the hashtag #bristolinaday if you’re on Twitter/Instagram. We’re @rifemag Share this far and wide, my friends. SHARE IT.
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About the author
Jess Connett
Jess was part of Cohort 2 (big love), and stayed on at Rife Towers as Coordinator of the Rife Guide during its launch. Rife will always have a special place in her heart *sparkle emoji*
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