Reel Life Data Film Competition 2017
ARK's '2017 Reel Life Data competition' asked film makers to produce a short film (maximum of 3 minutes) based on findings from the 2013 Northern Ireland Life and Times survey data on attitudes to LGBT issues (http://www.ark.ac.uk/nilt/2013).
Film makers were free to use the data in whatever way they wished. They were also free to use any format, such as documentary, fiction, animation, discussion, vox pop, interviews, music video, game show. The more creative the better!
We were really impressed by the different ways in which film makers engaged with the data. Thank you to everyone who took part.
Two entries from the 2017 competition are available below
Total number of items - 2
01st Dec 2017
Reach Out, by John Culbert
Reel Life Data Competition 2017:
This short film, by John Culbert, is based on the question 'How do I tell someone that I am transgender'. The film was commissioned as part of the Reel Life Data competition, where film makers were asked to make a short film based on data from the 2013 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey (www.ark.ac.uk/nilt).
01st Dec 2017
Growing Up LGB in Northern Ireland, by Niamh Coleman and Jemimah Smit
Reel Life Data Film Competition 2017
This short film by Niamh Coleman and Jemimah Smit (pseudonym) (YouthAction Northern Ireland), explores growing up LGB in Northern Ireland. The film was commissioned as part of the Reel Life Data competition, where film makers were asked to make a short film based on data from the 2013 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey (www.ark.ac.uk/nilt).
