Fortunately, we don’t mean the creative short film version of drama which we definately hope to do more of!
No, it’s that other kind of drama we’re talking about, the stressful kind we can all do without, when life is throwing everything at us and sometimes it’s just too much.
Kicking off 2011, Diversity Films are working with Positive Mental Attitudes, NHS Health Scotland and Lifelink on a documentary film project aimed at 16-19 year olds in North And East Glasgow looking at issues around keeping well, keeping happy and looking out for our friends when they need help, especially in a crisis.
We’ll be working with young people in the area to help develop the content of the film as well as get involved in film-making through producing a ‘Making-of’ film of the process.
The film and associated content produced around the film will be shared on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube aiming to open up a dialogue around the issues, including youth suicide and help raise awareness among young people about how they can help themselves and their friends get through the most difficult times in their lives.
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Images by Basharat Khan
It’s Ok To Ask…
It’s OK to Ask, a short documentary developed and produced with young people in North & East Glasgow to raise awareness about health, wellbeing and suicide prevention has launched online.
The film, which was commissioned by Positive Mental Attitudes, is being shared through the NAEdrama project on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
Please share among your friends, family, colleagues whatever their age.
The film will also be posted to watch on this page soon. In the meantime, click here