COME & TRY ONLINE FESTIVAL
In Conversation: Balancing your Mental Health with your Artform, 13 April at 4pm
Musician, Josie Duncan and Filmmaker Michael Richardson discuss their coping mechanisms and their experiences with balancing mental health and their artform.
About Josie
Josie’s original songs were receiving airtime on Radio 2 before she even left university, and by the time she had graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, audiences at festivals all over the world, from festival stages in Australia to basements in Glasgow, had come to recognise her as a vital figure within Scottish folk music.
About Michael
Michael Lee Richardson is a writer and youth worker based in Glasgow. Michael’s short film, My Loneliness is Killing Me – directed by Tim Courtney – won a BAFTA Scotland Award in 2018. It has been shown on BBC Scotland and at film festivals around the world. Michael’s new short, Who I Am Now – directed by Jack Goessens – will be released soon. Michael currently has film and television projects in development with Kindle Entertainment, Balloon, Projector Pictures, Tigerlily, Bombito and Candle & Bell. Michael is passionate about telling rich, authentic stories about queer and working class lives and culture. Outside of writing, Michael likes 80s makeover montages, witches, and going to the shops.
How to Register to Attend
Head over to our Bookings Page found here. The deadline for bookings is March 29.
Contact Us
If you require any further information or have any questions, get in touch with WACI at: waci@rcs.ac.uk