Programme 2022
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Monday 25th April 2022
9.55am - 10.00am
Welcome
Led by module tutor Ruby Worth
Welcome
Led by module tutor Ruby Worth
Monday 25th April 2022
10.00 - 10.20am
A Second Chance in Life
by Talisha Leonce
The true meaning of adoption and how it made me who I am today. Showing people how special adoption is and how I, Talisha Leonce, view it as my ‘second chance in life’.
This is my story told through videos and songs, to share how the experience has left a positive impact on my life.
Blood means nothing when it comes to family.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/q7C7-uG6FSs
Monday 25th April 2022
10.20am - 10.40am
Press Pause
by Amy Crook
A production put together to inspire and empower anyone who watches.
Focusing on tales from Amy’s life and the mistakes that led her to where she is now. The purpose of this performance is to assure young and old alike that what’s meant to be will be, and that what can feel like a life changing error can actually be the best thing that ever happens to you.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/RBMFeq0-dmk
Monday 25th April 2022
10.40am - 11.00am
Journ
by Dulcie Jacobs
Dulcie's piece is called JOURN. This is due to her being undecided if it was a journal or a journey, so in fact, she incorporated both. JOURN. Is a piece that explores mental health and how to handle it.
Coming from a biographical perspective, these are things that help her but may not help you. We also see poetry from darker times in Dulcie's life. During the making of this Dulcie began to feel very overwhelmed. As her mental health declined, she made use of her JOURN and it encouraged her to keep going despite it all. This piece has been created with the hope of helping others to keep going.
Monday 25th April 2022
11.00am - 11.20am
Rosaline
by Crystal Galbraith
The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet has broken the hearts of millions of people over the centuries; a tale of passionate love and tragic loss. But not everyone who played a part got time in the spotlight.
Rosaline was the unwilling receiver of Romeo's affections before he met her cousin Juliet, leaving her forgotten to live out the events of the tragedy without a voice.
She’s found it now.
Content warning: Mentions of death | grief | survivors guilt | shouting.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/1CU9bxy6Rzc
Monday 25th April 2022
11.35am - 11.55am
In Creation: Lilia
by Lila Malkonen
Exploring the building blocks of a personality, an inside look to one's life through the thick and thin, combined with dealing with a degenerative illness. This short film was created in the search for a childlike wonder and enjoyment, which takes the form of a mixed media film including stop motion animation and childhood videos with newly recorded material.
Monday 25th April 2022
11.55am - 12.15pm
The Tale of Henry the Happy Pumpkin
by Clementine Potts
Henry the happy pumpkin grew up on the Funky Farm just outside of the Great Big Town, but he longs to see what life is like in the great wide world.
Join Henry and his friends on their adventures to market!
Content Warnings: Gore | Blood | Violence | Talks of suicide | Corpses | Horror | Death | Murder | Sacrifice | Strong language.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/VXlDpU5re3c
Monday 25th April 2022
12.15pm - 12.35pm
N.D.E.
by Jo Czesak
No one knows what happens when we die.
Icarus gave everything for a chance to see what awaited on the other side, but inevitably, he lost himself to the process. Now he rises and falls, over and over, clinging onto the last slivers of his memories which slowly slip through his fingers.
Content Warnings: Flickering lights | shouting | graphic description of death of family members | decomposition and funerals | religious themes | mental illness | obsessive behaviour.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/vLEhNcI2phM
Monday 25th April 2022
1.30pm - 1.50pm
Inside Looking Out
by Emma Crichton
Have you ever felt trapped inside your own head?
This piece is an inside look directly into the brain of a young woman with autism spectrum disorder as she navigates a world she doesn’t understand.
Content Warning: flashing lights | loud sounds | strong language | themes of ableism | mental health issues.
Monday 25th April 2022
1.50pm - 2.10pm
Growth
by Billie Michie
The story of transition through life, and of subverting expectation in favour of comfort.
Follow a story of masculinity and growing into boots you know deep down are made for you.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/7LKNce3MQWM
Monday 25th April 2022
2.10pm - 2.30pm
Power Surge
by Jill Connor
To create awareness around perimenopause and menopause, Jill has created a short film with the central character: Anna Slater.
Anna’s earlier perimenopausal journey has driven her to create a vlog sharing her experiences with honesty and humour as she is compelled to make menopause a societal issue and destroy any stigma.
Monday 25th April 2022
2.45pm - 3.05pm
Mary
by Lucy Black
This is the story of the life of Mary Mitchell McArthur told through interviews with family.
This piece examines the things that made Mary such a big part in everyone’s life. The hard times she faced and how she overcame them, the way she would do anything for her friends and family, and how she was an amazing lady to have in your life.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/BQboGQ752b4
Monday 25th April 2022
3.05pm - 3.25pm
Addicted
by Abby Bankier
Addiction is a disease that affects so many people across the country but unfortunately, this is a disease that is overlooked by so many.
This piece will explore the mind of an addict that is sometimes too complex to understand and follow the journey of Audrey as she battles with addiction.
HOW TO VIEW:
CLICK THE LINK - https://youtu.be/y4hpVxZdl5Y
Monday 25th April 2022
3.25pm - 3.45pm
The Dame
by Callum McLeod
content warning: contains strong language
Monday 25th April 2022
3.45pm - 4.00pm
UHI Swansong 2022
Closing Remarks
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UHI Swansong 2022
Closing Remarks
Led by
Dr Lesley Mickel
programme leader
Dr Lesley Mickel
programme leader
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and
Ruby Worth
module tutor
Ruby Worth
module tutor
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