After Coal
Death Of An Industry, What Does The Future Hold For Mining Communities?
Situated in Northumberland there are numerous mining villages that were once thriving before the closure of the mines in the late 80s and early 90s.
This documentary follows our producer, Mia, visiting her family roots to uncover what the future holds for the mining communities left in the North East of England.
Project
After Coal
Death Of An Industry, What Does The Future Hold For Mining Communities?
Situated in Northumberland there are numerous mining villages that were once thriving before the closure of the mines in the late 80s and early 90s.
This documentary follows our producer, Mia, visiting her family roots to uncover what the future holds for the mining communities left in the North East of England.
This documentary is being created by final year television students from Ravensbourne University London as their final university project. The producer, Mia Cowen-Dixon is the lead for this documentary as it is a project that is near and dear to her heart.
Joining her along this journey are Amelia Emin, the director and director of photography (DOP). Ma Meco Tesoro, sound operator and James Spiers-Suttle, stills photographer.
About The Project!
Where Will Your Contribution Go?
Your contribution will help towards:
- Travel (To The North East & Home, Between Locations & To Our Accommodation)
- Food
- Accommodation
- Covid (Regular Testing & PPE)
Any contribution of any size will help us massively, so if you can please donate.