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Samosa Media Manchester Youth Film Workshops Summer 2025

The Samosa Changemakers project is a film based mentoring project aiming to deliver support to young people in Manchester, to explore and develop careers in the creative industries.

We want to create a network of creative leaders and changemakers for the arts. By inspiring those who would not have access to opportunities to explore this kind of career, we want to diversify the creative industries.

Our focus is on creating opportunities for all working-class young people including supporting BAME young people, from communities under represented in the arts and media sectors.

This year thirteen young people took part over three weeks of film workshops, study sessions on arts, media, culture, history, being supported in the film making and editing process.

The young people chose the subjects and themes they wanted to explore, the films they wanted to make.

The workshops took place across South Manchester with project partners and collaborators, The British Muslim Heritage Centre Whalley Range, The NIA Centre Moss Side, Powerhouse Youth Centre Moss Side, Contact Theatre Rusholme and Xaverian College.

Three films were made through this workshop process, with the young people deciding the subjects they wished to explore and make films on.

Islamophobia, identity and equality.

Boxed in - A film about the pressures on young people.

Edge of the map. Running away from it all.

Workshop Filmmakers
Krishanraj Ajay Singh,Kate Abiola Martinez, Kelsey Few, Niamh Farricker, Bilawal Yasin ,Alayna Ruddick, Zakariya Al-Wandawi, Isabel Oberogo, Jota Homei-Timmerman, Melika Jadidi, Gursharan Kaur, Iris George, Madison Dennell and William Kemp

Samosa Media Team
Aatif Zafar, Bysshe Harkavy, Anwar Akhtar. Nahida Janabi, Jamil Keating, Jennifer Pinchbeck and
Owen O'Connor