Gwen Stevenson

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“Animation film made by and for young people who attend the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services, Newry.”

CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Southern Health and Social Care Trust) wanted to create video content for their website targeted towards teenagers who had been referred to the service and who were apprehensive about their first appointment. Gwen worked with a group of teenagers already attending CAMHS to create a short animation film entitled ‘LOSE THE MASK’.  

The young people storyboarded, scripted, directed and acted in the film recording their own music and soundtrack.
Produced by and for teenagers, the film walks viewers through the CAMHS experience from beginning to end.  The film is currently under review by the Southern Health and Social Care Trust Communications Departments and due for release in late 2012.