Young Women’s Music Project: Track Me – Music for Documentary

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For Film Studio the Young Women’s Music Project investigates the meaning behind the word, ‘privilege’. They do so by exploring how creativity and self-destructive behaviour can sometimes go hand in hand. 

Young artists from Oxfordshire will come together to create a changing wall installation – providing a visual backdrop for the workshops, lectures and recording sessions taking place throughout the week.

The project will culminate in a new film, documenting the installation of the wall, the events and workshops. New pieces of music created by the participants will form a soundtrack to the film. Expect live sampling, lyric writing, beat making, discussions and deep thinking.

Young Women’s Music Project

Young Women’s Music Project aims to empower and liberate young women across Oxfordshire by providing an inclusive and supportive space for making music together, learning new skills, and improving confidence. The projects foster creativity through providing a platform for urban and alternative music as well as publishing visual responses to music and politics.

This event forms part of the Film Studio, for more information please click here.

Programme:

Workshop: Janine Francois
Centre of the Margin: Understanding the Politics of Creative Reflection
Wednesday 14 October, 4.00 – 7.00pm. Booking Essential.
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Talk: Sabrina Chap – Live Through This – On creativity and self-destruction
Thursday 15 October, 4.00 – 6.00pm. Booking Essential.
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Music: Sabrina Chap and Rawz
Thursday 15 October, 7.30 – 9.30pm, £5.
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Recording Days
Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18 October. Free, drop-in.
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