KASHIF Boothe is a multi-talented writer, director, and producer who has recently embarked on a new adventure: creating his own web series. The journey has not been an easy one, however, and KASHIF has faced many challenges along the way. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the struggles that KASHIF has faced in starting his own web series, and how he overcame them. One of the biggest challenges that KASHIF faced was funding his project. As an independent creator, he didn't have the backing of a major studio or production company, which meant that he had to come up with the funds himself. This involved a lot of networking, pitching, and even some crowdfunding. KASHIF found that it was important to be persistent and to never give up, even when it seemed like his project might never get off the ground. Another challenge that KASHIF faced was finding the right team to work with. As a writer, director, and producer, he needed to find people who shared his vision and were willing to work with him to bring his ideas to life. This took a lot of time and effort, but KASHIF eventually found a team of dedicated professionals who were passionate about his project. Finally, KASHIF had to navigate the world of distribution and promotion. With so many web series out there, it can be difficult to get noticed. KASHIF found that it was important to use social media to his advantage, and to reach out to as many people as possible to spread the word about his project. Despite the challenges, KASHIF's web series has been a success, and he continues to create exciting new content for his fans. His journey is a reminder that with hard work, dedication, and a little bit of luck, anything is possible. Don't forget to tune in to our podcast episode where KASHIF Boothe shares his insights into the industry and his latest work. It's sure to be an exciting conversation that you won't want to miss! Socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/kashifboothe?s=21&t=rg7lx-1ptHW_Q0tdGy7wpA Insta - https://instagram.com/kashifboothe?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Welcome back, to the latest instalment of our podcast. It’s been a while but we had to come back with a bang. In a new studio with great guest. Kashif Boothe is a writer, director and producer who has had his work showcased at movie festivals. In this episode we discuss his story, as well as the troubles content creators faces in pursuit of their goals. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/inspyreuk?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=5005d87d-1cb4-4833-85b3-bcc4301bad14 Inspyre Entertainment Twitter- Inspyreuk Instagram- InspyreUK Kashif’s socials: Twitter https://twitter.com/kashifboothe?s=21&t=rg7lx-1ptHW_Q0tdGy7wpA Instagram https://instagram.com/kashifboothe?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

In this episode, we have the pleasure of talking to Kashif, a researcher for the influential documentary "Garms". Kashif provides a deep dive into the evolution of Black British culture from the 1940s till now and discusses the profound impact it has had on shaping society. Tune in to hear about his work on "Garms" and his insights on the cultural shifts and trends over the decades. Socials: Twitter - https://twitter.com/inspyreuk?s=21&t=rg7lx-1ptHW_Q0tdGy7wpA Insta - https://instagram.com/inspyreuk?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA== Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@inspyreuk?_t=8d06fC4KWo9&_r=1 Youtube - https://youtube.com/@InspyreUK

This event was recorded as a live Zoom webinar on 7/3/22. This Roadshow introduces writers to the Channel 4 Writing for Television Awards and provides professional and creative advice to screenwriters in the North of England. The Channel 4 Writing for Television Awards provide a placement with one of three northern production companies (Bonafide Films, Rollem Productions or Lime Pictures), a bursary of £3000 and long-term mentoring. The session is chaired by Will Mackie, Senior Programme Manager for Writing and Awards at New Writing North. Expert speakers include the award-winning writer and producer Kashif Boothe; writer, story consultant and award-winning producer Kathleen Beedles; the writer and 2015 Writing for Television winner, Sharma Walfall; and 2020 winner Samantha Neale, who has been working with Bonafide Films. -------- Full captions are provided for this video. Will Mackie appears on the top right of the screen. He is a middle-aged white man with brown hair and picture frames on the wall behind him. Kashif Boothe (top left) is a young Black man with short dark hair, glasses and bookshelves behind him. Kathleen Beedles (top centre) is a white woman with dark hair, wearing a dark hoodie. There is a poster of a typewriter on the wall behind her. Sharma Walfall appears on the bottom left of the screen. She is a young Black woman with long braids and wire-framed glasses. There are posters and a couch behind her. Samantha Neale (bottom right) is a young white woman with dark red hair, a fringe, and a pale pink sweater. A dark framed print hangs on the wall behind her.

So you pay your way at your partners house, does this mean you own part of the property? Today's game is Street Fighter 2 Turbo, which really needs to introduction!! Join the conversation and leave a comment. Let us know what retro games you'd like to see us play next and what your favourite games/consoles are. Follow us on Instagram: @theretroloungeshow Hosts: Jordan - @jordanpittofficial Yomi - @uncleyomz Guests: Kashif Boothe - @kashifboothe Sammy Attalah - @sammyattalah Camera & Post production: Lee - @lee_mj_daley #RetroLounge #gamechillchat #chatshow #talkshow #gaming #retrogaming #SNES #SuperNintendo #streetfighter2 #streetfighter2turbo #console #retroconsole

A snippet of the panel discussion at the @weareblackjournos film club event screening of If Beale Street Could Talk @genesiscinema #kashifbootheentertainment

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Snippets of the panel I spoke on for New Writing North