A raw and emotional documentary exploring body dysmorphia and the different ways in which this mental illness can manifest itself. In this documentary students speak to people who have been affected by it - and discuss the impact it has had upon all aspects of their lives and that of their families.
Documentary about body dysmorphia
This video has been made by BA (Hons) Media Production students
Birmingham Eastside streamed coverage live throughout US election night as the results of the contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump came in, interviewing experts on both sides of the
A Solihull Moors coach has spoken about the impact of Coronavirus on the football season and how it has 'changed the dynamic of our lives.'
Myles Cooper is
In a special video interview and performance, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Composition student Catherine Mole talks to Patrick Lay about her new piece, 'Through Cumbrian Hills'. Inspired by a
In a special video interview and performance, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Composition student Catherine Mole talks to Patrick Lay about her new piece, 'Through Cumbrian Hills'. Inspired by a
What happens when the Labour Party — accompanied by the national media — descend on your university to launch their election manifesto?
Birmingham City University media students spoke to the camera operators,
In an exclusive interview Russell T Davies talks to Ben Woolman about his work as show runner on the 2005 revival of Dr Who, why he particularly likes the episodes
Birmingham City University graduate Amber Griffith took the Royal Television Society (RTS) Midlands Student Award for Writing at last night's awards ceremony at the Birmingham Rep.
The award
