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Lockdown Diaries: made by Rife Magazine and the people of Bristol
Young people from across Bristol share their daily lives and reflections on life during lockdown in this short film.
Soon after the UK went into lockdown we wanted to see what your lives looked like. How did you adapt? What were you doing to stay busy? What did you miss? How were you feeling about the world we live in?
The responses we received completely blew us away, not just in terms of quality, but the sheer range of ideas and responses which embodied this unique period of time. It showed, despite the difficulties we have all faced in recent months, that something positive and creative can rise from it and this collaborative film we’ve all created embodies that idea.
Thank you to the contributors – Aggie Andrews, Anya Nelson, Carys Anderson, Dan Morgan-Thomas, DVA Films, Elkie McCrimmon, Emily Lunson, George Wilmott, Hannah Hier, Jack Warne, Joe Lomax, Keziah Wenham-Kenyon, Lily Baron, Lowie Trevena, Lucy Turner, Millie Wood-Downie, Qezz Gill, Rema Mukena, Solomon Ogumnefun
Editor and music composer: Keziah Wenham-Kenyon
Big thanks to everyone who contributed, this film exists because of all of you.
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About the author
Keziah Wenham-Kenyon
After an early introduction to music, Keziah has been pursuing audio production with eagerness. Originally from South London, he has worked in the sound department for short films, co-created a platform to showcase upcoming artists, and produces his own music that is best described as contemporary beats. Now residing in Bristol, he has worked at Ujima Radio CIC, where he utilised his skills in audio production to create a refreshed sound for the station as well as helped to empower local people into the media industry.
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