Idriss Assoumanou Contributor
Idriss is a Film Maker and photographer based in Birmingham. He has directed and produced many films over the years and has mentored a lot of people on their first journey into film making. He likes to write articles based on art and creativity, like his industry 'how to…' guides, where he explains and shares his experiences in film making and other areas. He also films and edits professional showreel scenes for actors to add to their portofio.
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10 November 2023Cost-of-Living Adaptation: Idriss Assoumanou, filmmaker
View BlogLearning new ways to stay creative with an artform that demands you go outside and meet people
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13 February 2019Poetry – Shaun Hill at UKYA City Takeover
View ReviewA poetry journey through dark and light with compelling messages and enlightening stories.
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13 February 2019UKYA Animation Shorts
View ReviewCartoons on a sunday afternoon, ukya offers a playlist of wonderful shorts animations from young artists.
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13 February 2019UKYA Short Films
View ReviewAn eclectic selection of films by young film makers and artists
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13 February 2019La Minima – Quiénes at UKYA City Takeover
View ReviewA three man dance at the old market square. La minima is a vibrant, delicate performance to watch.
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29 November 2017Interview: Akram Khan
View BlogFor Arts Award Week we spoke to choreographer Akram Khan about the journey he's taken, and his work on the Big Dance.
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29 November 2017Interview: Sam Fletcher
View BlogWe spoke to The Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer nominee and CBBC star, Sam Fletcher, about his show at Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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29 November 2017Interview Rik Carranza
View BlogStar Wars or Star Trek, that is the ultimate question. Rik Carranza's show aimed to answer this question through debate, comedy and public vote!
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29 November 2017Interview: Russell Hicks
View BlogWe caught up with improv comedian, Russell Hicks, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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29 November 2017Interview: Damian Kingsley
View BlogDamian Kingsley is up at the Festival Fringe performing his show Knock Knock. "A story about identity and pretentiousness for anyone with a friend or partner who's become a bit of prick. All donations go to Shelter as part of the penniless tour from Lands' End."
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30 September 2016De-ja-view: Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice and Captain America: Civil War
View FeatureThe two biggest superhero movies of this year have a lot more in common than fans would perhaps like to admit...
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30 September 2016To pimp a Birmingham: curse of the second city
View BlogAfter 14 years in Birmingham and almost seven years in the creative scene i want to share my views to why I think my city is cursed.
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2 September 2016Being a Young Art Writer - Idriss Assoumanou
View BlogI never saw myself as a writer; coming to England from a different country I never had the advantage in language. Writing, to me, was always going to be a weakness. But as I sit here, ironically writing this while eating my bowl of granola, I look back at my first year at Voice and think of how excited I felt after writing my first how to guide.
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26 August 2016Damian Kingsley: Knock Knock
View ReviewKnock knock, who's there? Damian's funny performance.
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19 August 2016Paul Currie: FFFFFFFMILK!
View ReviewA creatively madcap show with many hilarious moments...and the best Fringe performance I've seen this year
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19 August 2016Lucy Pohl: Apohlcalypse Now!
View Review'I love the sound of good jokes in the morning...' - Lucy Pohl dazzles us at the fringe.
Latest Comments
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How to...create a great Instagram page for your art by Ellen Orange -
The Girl Who Fell In Love With The Moon by Sam CartwrightQuite an accurate review, I saw them at Edinburgh last year. Definitely worth seeing
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A Wizard's Spell on the World by Carli Greena magical part of my childhood
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Oscars 2016: Nominations by Bhavesh Jadvainteresting read, I was going to do a top 10 snub list but i guess this is a really good sum up of the nominee's. if all fail I hope mad max gets most of the awards this year, it'll make a change to the usual oscar baits. maybe one day I'll make a really great diverse film and get snubs at the oscars
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Arts Award Off The Shelf: Max and Ivan by Arts Award on Voicethis is pretty good
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Network, Collaborate & Engage by Film Expo Southi can't wait to for this event
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Comment posted on 5 August 2016
nice article, very useful advice