Georgia Rajah

Georgia Rajah

Producer/DirectorLondon, United Kingdom
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Georgia Rajah

Georgia Rajah

Producer/DirectorLondon, United Kingdom
About me
Whilst I am an in-house assistant producer for BBC Three, my responsibilities have including PD'ing for their Amazing Humans viral social strand. I've also just finished filming a 1x40min doc for iPlayer on young people and grief. My prior experience includes producing and directing digital content for Jamie Oliver at Fresh One Productions, and working on a number of documentaries for Lion Television before that.
Projects
  • Learning To Grieve
    Learning To GrieveI produced and shot a documentary exploring sibling grief for BBC Three (which also aired on BBC One).
  • Jamie Mag PromotionI was approached by the Art Department of Jamie Oliver ltd and asked to create a video to promote their Christmas issue of Jamie Magazine. The brief was to film and edit a video of Jamie on a photo-shoot for the front cover. The aim was to promote content due to appear in the December edition of the magazine.
Projects credited in
  • The Dancer Who Was Told He’d Never Walk Again
    The Dancer Who Was Told He’d Never Walk AgainA film that was licensed by BBC3 for their Amazing Humans series. Joshua received a head injury in a quad bike incident when he was 11 years old and was told by doctors that he'd never walk again. A chance meeting with choreographer, Michael opened a world of performance to him as he takes on his biggest challenge yet- a modern dance that makes him proud to be who he is now. Shot on Sony A7S
Skills
  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Sony FS7
  • Cannon Dslr
  • Producing
  • Directing
  • Management
Education
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    First Class Honours in American Studies (with a Year Abroad at the University of California, BerkeleKCLSU - King's College London
     - London, United Kingdom
    Kings College London & University of California, Berkeley: Graduated with a 1st Class Honours Modules in American Literature, American History, American Politics, American Film, French, Journalism, International Relations, English Literature and Art.