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Reel Prejudice

Headliners members in Belfast produce a series of short films tacking different prejudices.

Reel Prejudice is a 30-second film project by Headliners members in Belfast. The series of short documentaries focuses on several issues including sectarianism and stereotypes.

The young people were encouraged to examine topics that affect them personally and young people in general.

Each participant was given 30 seconds only to get their point across. One film will be released every week over the next month.

To kick off, we begin with Aaron Crossey's film Pride But No Prejudice.

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