Miss Represented

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Kate Stone

Miss Represented is a Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival project, operating as an arts collective working with vulnerable young women aged between 13 and 21 who are dealing with difficult life situations and are considered at risk. In order to continue the work of this flagship creative learning project, Miss Represented is crowdfunding.

The collective uses the arts to help young women explore important issues. feel empowered and have a platform to be heard. They have collaborated with the musician Plan B and appeared on BBC Radio 1 XTRA.

Through all of this Miss Represented aims to help young women develop social, political and media literacy and awareness, feel they have a safe and supportive space for personal development and move away from reactive choices to informed decision making. They help the women involved develop self-worth and feel empowered through experiencing collaboration and forming positive relationships to pursue their passions.

It is a fantastic project, crowdfunding pledges will help Miss Represented focus on the next phase of creative work which will centre on Being Female, working on a retrospective to celebrate International Women’s Day, touring their show Home:Life which explores the experience of being young and homeless and help fund graduations that support the different pathways of education, employment and apprenticeships.

You can find out more in their crowdfunder video here!

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Are you a budding Director? Producer? Screenwriter? Are you collaborating with friends to make a funny video? Then we are looking for YOU!

If you have a short film or sketch that you think is hilarious, then enter your work for our Comedy Shorts Award to be in with a chance of winning some life-changing support and mentoring from comedy professionals.

WHAT KIND OF FILM ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?

A 1- 6 minute film that can take the form of anything comical. It’s a great opportunity to show us your creative flair and have fun!

WHO CAN ENTER?

This award is open to all women filmmakers and content developers. The film must be an original narrative created, produced and devised by a woman, or women, although male cast and crew members are allowed.

ARE THERE ANY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR MY FILM?

Yes – we require all films to be 6 minutes or under, to be entirely original dialogue, to not feature brand logos and most importantly, to only use music with the written consent of the performer and/or publisher either personally or via the PRS system https://www.prsformusic.com/ .

WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH MY FILM?

We will broadcast selected entries on our Funny Women YouTube channel and social media (so keep an eye out) and the top 10 finalists’ films will also hosted on a dedicated Funny Women Comedy Shorts Awards page on our website. We will also broadcast the final 3 entries as part of the grand final night.

HOW IS IT JUDGED?

Films are judged for production, concept, delivery/performance, creativity, writing and overall funniness. The top 10 films are then viewed by an independent judging panel of top television and film industry professionals who will choose one overall winner and two runners up. The final three will be invited to attend the grand final in London on the 23rd September.

WHAT CAN I WIN?

2021 Funny Women Awards Prizes

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