SICK THE MOVIE - Mental Health in our Youth
SICK made history by being the first ever short film to be screened at the National Gallery.
The film looks at understanding the complex lifestyles of our Young People and how youth violence has an impact.
Mental health is on the increase with our youth, and we need to address this and start supporting them and learn to spot the signs.
The short film was produced with a group of young people, filming took place in the school half term.
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Paul McKenzieDirector
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Paul McKenzieProducer
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Ellis WitterKey Cast"Jayden"AMANI | Drama Short Film (2019)
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GiovanniKey Cast
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Temi AdesolaKey Cast
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Trey JamesKey Cast
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SalimKey Cast
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ArmarniKey Cast
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JaigoKey Cast
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CorneliusKey Cast
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Shirley JacksonMarketing & ProductionCrippled Karma
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:real life, mental health, youth, london life, knife crime, street life, training, youth project, youth violence
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Runtime:40 minutes
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Completion Date:January 31, 2020
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:DIGITAL
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Shirley A Jackson
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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NATIONAL GALLERYLONDON
United Kingdom
October 8, 2019
NATIONAL GALLERY
first ever screening of a short film at the National Gallery
PAUL MCKENZIE is a professional Public Speaker, life coach/ NLP Master Practitioner, Standup Comedian. Three interesting and rewarding talents that have allowed him to produce changes in the lives of hundreds of clients over the last 15 years
Paul has over the years produced lots of documentary style projects and is now moving on the short films and will be releasing these over the next few months
My work around preparing young people for the road ahead, has lead me into many different aspects of youth work. Currently I am working with several organisations that specifically deal with young people with special needs. This is proving to be a crucial part in grooming and abuse. With so many children displaying challenging behaviour in education, the result for many of them is exclusion or a specialist provision, this unfortunately has been instrumental in the schools to prison pipeline that we are seeing emerging amongst specific groups of young people