#HomeIs...
an interactive series of short films exploring the residents of Waltham Forest. Home Film Project dives into the past and present of current residents, exploring different cultures and backgrounds unveiling their deeper connections of community and exposing its diversity to answer the question of many interpretations;
What does home mean to us?
Calling Filmmakers, Photographers Journalist Creatives in Waltham Forest
Filmmakers of Waltham Forest. Join a group of fellow filmmakers/ creatives and embark on a five-week free online course to learn and produce your own short documentary related to what Home means in 2021?
Final signup date 6th Aug 2021
11th Aug 7 pm Online

Resident Films
Here is our series of films.
KARA

Kara at 18 is starting her own photography business. Inspired by growing up around her dads career in the grime music scene and all the awesome collaborations he’s done, she decided to pursue photography as she saw the art form used to document scenes from the music studio.
NERGIZ

This incredible woman turned the front of her house into a sweet shop to support her young family before she supported her children through to university and then went on to become a social worker.
Nergiz loves the market and how diverse it is. She just wishes there was more for the youth to do and more resources as a way to tackle crime.
TYSON
