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Headliners Film Crew

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Right Here - BAME young people & mental health Headliners reporters investigate the issues of mental health among Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) young men and women and why they only access mental health services at crisis points. This film looks at Right Here, one project that supports and helps those young people look after their mental health. 31 January 2012
Romeo And Juliet Interfaith relationships in Northern Ireland still stir contempt in some areas. Young people create their own drama to explore these prejudices in a Peace III project. 6 December 2011
Bexley Mencap: Finding a job with a learning disability Youth umemployment has risen to a 17-year high at 1 million out of work between the ages of 16-25. But what about those with learning disabilities? How are they looking for work and what support is out there for them? A group of young people from Bexley Mencap made a training dvd that help give other people with learning difficulties advice and tips for finding a job. 16 November 2011
Eritrean Youth Club explore what a safe neighbourhood is What makes your neighbourhood safe? Young people from the Eritrean Youth Club in Islington, came together to suggest how they could make the area that they live in a more safer environment. 16 November 2011
Youth Culture: Identity, Prejudice and Belonging A group of students from Bexleyheath Academy made a film about their identity as young people. They explored people's attitudes towards them and discovered that as long as they have a strong identity in themselves, that's all that matters! 15 November 2011
Pride and Prejudice 'Coming out' to friends and family at times isn't easy. GLYNI members preparing for Belfast Pride Festival talk to Headliners about their experiences. 4 October 2011
Proud To Be A South Londoner? Headliners in collaboration with Charlton Athletic Football Club and the National Citizen Service (NCS), investigate whether there are any people proud to be called a South Londoner. Watch their video and listen to their podcast. 8 September 2011
Second Thoughts Leaving Primary school can be daunting, bigger bags, more homework, new friends. Pupils talk openly about what lies ahead. 26 August 2011
The Making of Pineapplehead Young filmmakers share their experiences and lessons learnt on location. 3 July 2011
On the road Five filmmakers travel across Northern Ireland to hear about the pressures and pleasures of being a teenager. 26 June 2011
No Place Like Home For Teens Headliners film reveals the realities of sleeping rough in Northern Ireland. 18 June 2011
Catapulted into Maturity There are over 175,000 young carers in the UK. They have been catapulted into maturity and responsibility by caring for someone with a physical or learning disability, illness or substance dependency at home. And there may be many more that we don't yet know about. Just who are young carers? What brings tears and smiles to their lives and where is the support? This film, made by young carers, tries to answer those questions. This film was made by the young people that access Family Actio 15 June 2011
Pineapplehead Winner of Best Film made by Under 15's at the Coca-Cola Cinemagic International Film & Television Festival For Young People, Pineapplehead explores bullying in the classroom. 11 June 2011
Anti-Social Behaviour The young people from the Sunderland Youth Offending Service give a brief and colourful insight into what anti-social behaviour is and how society can help to tackle it. 10 May 2011
Cut it Out - The Occupation of Newcastle University Headliners members in the North East continue their coverage of the student protests against the Coalition Government's cuts to education. In this, their second feature in the 'Cut it Out' series, our young reporters hang out with the Occupants of Newcastle University, before reaching their own conclusions about the current political climate. 6 May 2011