BBC Local TV - Faith Project - ***UPDATED!***
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The Film is actually titled "Material Girls" and can be found under "wearing the hijab" in the menu. The short version will be shown on the Friday. A longer version (including interviews) will be shown over the weekend.
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I'm currently volunteering for a Youth Group in my spare time. Some of the girls in the club have just completed their second short film with BBC Local TV. It's titled Fashion and Hijab. It's only about 2 mins long and will be showing on the bbc local TV website iinsh'allah on Friday 17th March. Hope you will be able to catch it!
www.bbc.co.uk
when you have opened the webpage, click on Coventry and Warwickshire...and then select the above film from the video menu.
The BBC local TV Faith project is a way of trying to get the public to openly discuss/express how faith/religion/no faith influences their life. It's currently being piloted in various areas in th UK. Its an opportunity for people to talk from their heart about a topic that is usually avoided because people take offence. The public are trained on how to use a Video Camera and are then encouraged to make their own short films.
The Film is actually titled "Material Girls" and can be found under "wearing the hijab" in the menu. The short version will be shown on the Friday. A longer version (including interviews) will be shown over the weekend.
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I'm currently volunteering for a Youth Group in my spare time. Some of the girls in the club have just completed their second short film with BBC Local TV. It's titled Fashion and Hijab. It's only about 2 mins long and will be showing on the bbc local TV website iinsh'allah on Friday 17th March. Hope you will be able to catch it!
www.bbc.co.uk
when you have opened the webpage, click on Coventry and Warwickshire...and then select the above film from the video menu.
The BBC local TV Faith project is a way of trying to get the public to openly discuss/express how faith/religion/no faith influences their life. It's currently being piloted in various areas in th UK. Its an opportunity for people to talk from their heart about a topic that is usually avoided because people take offence. The public are trained on how to use a Video Camera and are then encouraged to make their own short films.


