Margaret - 100-Year-Old Bristol City Superfan: a short documentary
Here's our new documentary on an unusual football fan, made by young people at the BFI Film Academy 2018
Meet Margaret...
A Fighting Chance
Meet Iestyn, a young boxer who found community and support at Empire Fighting Chance in Bristol’s St Pauls after the loss of his father. Find out how learning to fight has helped his mental wellbeing and personal growth in this short film.
Crew List:
– Director – Tara Harding, Lauren Bisp
– Producer – Tara Harding, Lauren Bisp, Monty Pettett
– Camera – Amy Warnes, Kendra Adrien, Inaz Hussain
– Sound and Editing– Amy Warnes, Kyriakos Christofides
– Producer/Mentor- Michael Jenkins, Juliet Russell
Special Thanks:
Everyone at Empire Fighting Chance and the BBC
Martin Bisp, Iestyn Jones, Iestyn’s mum, Jamie Parry
This documentary was made by young people on the BFI Film Academy programme and delivered by Watershed
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