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Naked Stories by Soho Media Club Jaisica Lapsiwala (Producer and Writer), Anna Zydzik (Producer), Tom Witkowski (Producer), Anton Borovyi (Sound Designer), Roses Okhipo (Writer and Host), Michal Kaluzynski (Producer and Editor)
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- Gesellschaft und Kultur
No names. Nothing held back. Just honest stories. That’s the premise behind Naked Stories by Soho Media Club.
“Diversity is being invited to the party, inclusion is being asked to dance.”
This metaphor is often used in the diversity and inclusion space, but what does it really feel like when your so-called friends haven't invited you to the party? Or, you've joined the party only to be refused a drink or a dance? How would you react?
In each episode, we'll speak to an anonymous guest to uncover their true experiences of diversity and inclusion in the media industry. Stripped down and fully transparent, our guests will share stories which previously may have been too risky, painful, or controversial to talk about openly.
During the series, we'll focus in on different aspects of diversity, including:
- Gender diversity
- Sexual orientation
- Disability
- Racial diversity
- Cultural diversity
These are stories of setbacks, resilience and perseverance that deserve to be heard, revealing the truth about media culture and highlighting what needs to change.
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Changing Rooms
Roses Okhipo speaks to Orchid - a mixed-race, gay, female film producer with credits in a number of well-known British and Hollywood films about the tormenting parts of her career in media.
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White Walls
Roses Okhipo speaks to Azalea, the ‘fat brown gal’. She’s a TV researcher who at the age of 25 has already battled health anxiety, sexism and racism.
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Invisible Man
Roses Okhipo speaks to Linden, a British film and TV editor who believes now is the time to use his voice to champion East Asians behind the camera talent and challenge misconceptions.
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Wrap Party
Being young and new to an industry shouldn’t mean you can be treated like shit, but for Daisy this crap just kept happening. Roses speaks to Daisy, a producer who shares her experiences
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The Bathroom
French script supervisor, Iris is a little sass and a lot of badass. She shares her experiences of misogyny, sexism and chauvinistic behaviour in the UK and across the Channel.
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Rupert Bear
Wheelchair user Hawthorn is a broadcaster, actor, journalist and self proclaimed punk who has no qualms about calling a spade a spade and is adamant to ensure that disability is not at the bottom of the diversity agenda.