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Festival opportunity for borough filmaker

By Rachael Hearn 20th Apr 2024

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Rachael Hearn
Rachael Hearn

A FILM made by a Thurrock resident in her back garden has been selected to be part of an online festival.

Rachael Hearn, 28, from South Ockendon found out that a short video she made in her garden of a beautiful Blue Tit has been chosen to be part of a short film festival called First-Time Filmmaker Lift-Off Sessions and it will be online from 10am on Vimeo.com at 10am on Monday, 22 April.

     

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