Father's Day
Set in the 90s, a father who carries the weight of his secret HIV diagnosis takes his young son on a sunrise outing before he plans to leave his family. I worked as the Producer.
I'm Khadija, a 22-year-old filmmaker based in London/ Bristol. I’ve had the privilege of producing several incredible short films over the course of my filmmaking degree, developing my passion for telling authentic, emotionally-driven and meaningful stories that go beyond surface-level entertainment. I am particularly interested in working on narrative dramas which explore character conflict and nuance, challenging me creatively and logistically.
When I'm not producing, I really enjoy experimenting with visual storytelling and exploring my creativity in editing and design. I regularly use Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Procreate and Canva to create personal and professional projects.
After university, I intend to enter the world of scripted TV as a production assistant, as I would like to keep learning growing and developing my passion of producing and help build a future which helps to create empowering and inclusive sets for everyone.
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