Creativity Works Multimedia Training Season 6

Creativity works has been such an eye-opener to what job roles are in the industry, inspiring and an educational journey (honestly I mean it.)

If you are looking to grow in anything media related I would highly recommend joining the program and sticking through until the end. Thank you Mayors Fund, BerkeleyGroupUK and Media Trust !

Incase you accidentally upload on the wrong season and see this ;)

Signing off,

I would firstly like to take a moment to thank all those involved in the production of this documentary, from the cameramen, to editors, to the volunteers and most importantly the victims and those who were in support throughout this whole tragedy.

The documentary was definitely heart felt and life changing, I honestly cannot express how much of an impact it truly has left on me. Almost a year later, it still feel like yesterday. And although the world continues to live on, the lives of those effected have stopped on that day. I sincerely pray for all of the victims and those who have lost family and friends to this tragedy.

I originally had empted to make a vlog about this, but I truthfully could not hold myself together to post. But thankful BBC and to all those involved, the victims and volunteers once again for showing our side of the story and granting us a public space and a voice for the suffering. #justiceforgrenfell #grenfelltowef #bbcdocumentary #creativityworks

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Celebrity stylist and host of 100 % hotter came to Google HQ to teach us how to dress the part whenever we go to a interview or professional setting. She has worked with stars likeBeyonce ,Sugababes and Dizee Rascal .

‪Had a great day at Spotify with talks from Austin Darbo I feel so eager to learn more... ‬

Femi Oyeniran Q &A

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Director,producer and actor Femi Oyeniran

Came to Mediatrust to impart some knowledge about getting into the media industry

Kate Spade

She was an inspirational fashion designer and will be sorely missed. To keep the memory of her alive in a positive sense here are some interesting facts about her.

1. Katherine Noel Brosnahan was born Kate Spade before getting married to Andy Spade. In 1993 they launched Kate Spade together.

2. The couple sold 56% of their business to Neimain Marcus in 1999 for $33.6 million.

3. Kate Spade changed her name to Kate Valentine to accompany her new brand "Frances Valentine" named after her daughter.

By Yasmin Kasim

Twitter @yasminkasim94

5 Camden Facts

1. Charles Goodall & Sons of Royal College St Camden, were the first in 1862 to mass produce Christmas cards.

2. Bob Dylan allegedly played his first UK concert in December 1962 at the Pindar of Wakefield Pub in Gary’s Inn Road (now known as the Water Rats)

3. Olympic sprinter June Carroll (June Foulds) was also quick to market by opening Camden Lock’s first food outlet in 1974, known simply as ‘The Stall’.

4. Camden has the fourth largest Bangladeshi population in London.

5. Camden has a diverse spectrum of religion including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism. Although small the Buddhist population here is the 11th largest in England and Wales.

By Yasmin Kasim Twitter @yasminkasim94 Instagram @yasmin_kasim

Volunteers Week It happens once a year from 1st of June until the 7th of June. Its a moment in time to be selfless and to give to others. Although in my book you should be selfless all year long, 24/7 365 days of the year, self giving you should be. Its good for your soul and ain’t it better to spread love than hate? I have been lucky yo be awarded the best Mentor Miss Alla Kocherezhkina. Not only is she over qualified to Mentor she has 3 degrees which is an inspiration all on its own. Mrs Kocherezhkina has helped me on completing my CV, making a Cover Letter and posting those documents to real-life jobs, which I am ecstatic about. I have volunteered myself in the past and find a blissful joy giving to others. Thank you to all Volunteers it doesn’t go unnoticed and a big thanks to Miss Reshma Biring, Miss Jasmine Dotiwala, Sir Richard Pascoe, and Mrs Alla Kocherezhkina.

by Shanara Phillips

It’s Volunteers’ Week!

‘Volunteers’ Week is a chance to say thank you for the fantastic contribution millions of volunteers make across the UK. It takes place 1-7 June every year and is an opportunity to celebrate volunteering in all its diversity.’

So I wanted to highlight my mentor Diana Ramanna.

Diana is a Senior Partner Exchange Executive at EMEA/Oath.

At the mentor speed matching afternoon we had at Twitter, Diana was one of few that I had instant synergy with. We even both wrote each other down as our top picks. What really connected us both was the passion, drive and ambition we both have in our respective fields. While Diana doesn’t work in the film/tv industry she’s still been an incredible mentor to me and is determined to help me achieve my dreams.

Diana is a really great listener, and she’s able to pick up on small things about myself that I wouldn’t notice. Not to mention how incredibly supportive and uplifting she is. I came to her during one of our mentor meetings with some doubts and she was able to comfort me and lift my spirit all while remaining very professional.

So far she’s helped me improve my CV and cover letter, help me go over job applications and give me constructive feedback and support on the work I’ve produced. She also has set manageable tasks for me to complete for the next time we see each other.