'Trust In Me' by Yellows, is a narrative based music video about how a relationship can break down due to a lack of trust.
Project By:
Aisha Jarwara
I have an interest in public and private events and learning how large events are put together. From an early age I have been involved in the organisation of school plays, sports days and charity fundraisers. I see myself as creative and innovative in my project work. I enjoy working on different tasks and thinking outside of the box. I created an original band for a given genre, then organised a photo-shoot and promotional campaign for the band. My role was art director and I was in charge of the visual elements and how the campaign would appeal to the target audience. I had to be organised and learnt about keeping to deadlines, which I am now very confident in. For the majority of my college projects I have taken on the role of art director, this is so I can improve the skills needed for the events sector, such as organisational skills, time management and interpersonal skills. An extra- curricular project I worked on was 'Show Me Wot You Got', which is London's biggest college talent show. I decided to join this project because it enabled me to use my abilities as an events manger. It gave me experience of working on a large scale project. My team was in charge of organising the event from scratch. I was part of the events and marketing team and my duties included choosing and contacting live performers and hosts for the night, as well as arranging a 'meet and greet' for all the contestants. I was also responsible for agreeing the budgets and timescales with the finance team and publicising the event through leaflets and social media (Twitter, Instagram and Facebook). I also made sure everything ran smoothly on the night. It was not easy but overall the show was very successful and gave me the experience I needed.
I have an interest in public and private events and learning how large events are put together. From an early age I have been involved in the organisation of school plays, sports days and charity fundraisers. I see myself as creative and innovative in my project work. I enjoy working on different tasks and thinking outside of the box. I created an original band for a given genre, then organised a photo-shoot and promotional campaign for the band. My role was art director and I was in charge of the visual elements and how the campaign would appeal to the target audience. I had to be organised and learnt about keeping to deadlines, which I am now very confident in. For the majority of my college projects I have taken on the role of art director, this is so I can improve the skills needed for the events sector, such as organisational skills, time management and interpersonal skills. An extra- curricular project I worked on was 'Show Me Wot You Got', which is London's biggest college talent show. I decided to join this project because it enabled me to use my abilities as an events manger. It gave me experience of working on a large scale project. My team was in charge of organising the event from scratch. I was part of the events and marketing team and my duties included choosing and contacting live performers and hosts for the night, as well as arranging a 'meet and greet' for all the contestants. I was also responsible for agreeing the budgets and timescales with the finance team and publicising the event through leaflets and social media (Twitter, Instagram and Facebook). I also made sure everything ran smoothly on the night. It was not easy but overall the show was very successful and gave me the experience I needed.
From:
Newham Sixth Form College
London
United Kingdom
