"I Love Being Me" is a positive affirmation song to help us all remember how fantastic we really are. If you're having a bad day, stick this track on loud and sing and dance like no one is watching!

But a song like this deserves to shine, so we are making a video to go with it and the video is looking to be even more epic than the song!!

We want to give back to the communities who inspire us. We want this video to be something that everyones younger selves would have wanted to see. Something everyone can relate to and embrace all the incredible things that make them who they are. It will be a celebration of all the very best versions of humanity. Celebrating love, diversity, courage, overcoming adversity, bravery. Letting the child within us be free and becoming our very own superhero. 

If 500 people donate £10 to this then that's all it will take to get it made, so please share this with as many people as you can! 

The Team!

Juniper Jennings

Juniper is 4 years old and wrote the song with her mum, she is one of the children who sing on the track and will be playing the young super hero version of Lauren in the video. 

Lauren Jennings

Lauren trained as an actor at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

She is a mum, singer, actress and producer of children's theatre. Having two amazing children has taught Lauren the importance of being kind to yourself and how one of the best things we can do for our children is to lead by example, follow our dreams and live a life that inspires them to always reach for their own dreams, not being held back by fears of failure. This is what inspired Lauren to jump two feet in to making this project a real thing instead of a pipe dream, to show her children that they can do anything if they just get up and start!

Lauren wrote the song "I love being me" with her daughter Juniper, and the two of them both sing on the track. 

She will also be working as a co-producer/director on the video. 

Daniel Joseph Serra

Co Director

Daniel was born in the Lake District, North West of England and trained at the Rita Litton Academy in New York City and Amersham & Wycombe College, Identity School of Acting in London. 

After acting, Daniel pursued his love of film making and screenwriting. He created his own production company GALAXY PIE PRODUCTIONS and wrote his first sitcom - Clusterf**k and first film - Corner of the World (releasing this September).

Daniel’s Theatre credits include: The Choir of Man (West End) - Romantic, My Big Gay Italian Wedding - Anthony Pinnuziato - Original UK Cast.  Rent - Gordon/Season’s of Love Soloist B - Paul Taylor Mills. 
Don’t Trust Salmon - London Sketch Comedy Group. 

Film credits include: Detective Paul - Nightmare on 34th Street - James Crow.

Jordan Hames

Jordan was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and raised in Bermuda.

She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in technical theatre and film studies from Dalhousie University. After graduation, Jordan worked as a stage manager for the Sir James Dunn Theatre working with Halifax Opera and Symphony Nova Scotia amongst others productions. 

Jordan moved to the small mountain town of Canmore, Alberta, where she found herself involved in several theatre groups (Pinetree Players, Theatre Canmore, Bad Altitude Improv) in many different roles, including stage management, set and prop design, and lighting and sound design. Her passion for photography kept her in the mountains until 2024 when she moved to London to embrace her next adventure. Jordan co-created Galaxy Pie Productions.

Ronnie Vigh

Co-producer 

Ronnie is a multilingual actor, writer, and filmmaker based in London. Born in Slovakia with Hungarian roots, he later lived in Austria before relocating to the UK. He trained at Falmouth University in Cornwall, where he studied acting and filmmaking.

Ronnie wrote and directed his debut film, Phantasmagoria, a blend of fantasy and realism, before moving to London. There, he works as a freelancer, with acting credits including feature films ('Godless Masks'), award-winning short films ('Topless'), and music videos (Madonna – 'Bring Your Love'). As a filmmaker, his credits include the Bring Me The Horizon music video 'Top 10 Statues That Cried Blood' and several other projects.

He co-created Galaxy Pie Productions and serves as an Assistant Director (AD) on their debut film, Corner of the World.

How the money from this campaign will be used

All money used from this campaign will go towards paying for the producing of the music video. In the event that we raise more than the asking amount, this will go towards any additional costs that may arise on production and then go towards producing the album of songs we are writing to release next year.

The costs we will be hoping to raise include and are not limited to-

-The film crew (Producers, Directors, DOP, Sound, runners, AD) 

-Locations

-Editing

-Actors

-Costumes

-Hair and makeup

-Feeding everyone on the shoot days

-Chaperones

-Marketing