The live show covers topics around mental health for young people, including a Q&A with a school counselor, interviews on the street about perceptions of mental health, and an exclusive interview with a footballer about mental health in sports. Street interviews and the football player interview discuss personal experiences with mental health challenges and how activities like sports can positively and negatively impact mental wellbeing. The show aims to encourage open discussion of mental health issues and reduce stigma.
The live show covers topics around mental health for young people, including a Q&A with a school counselor, interviews on the street about perceptions of mental health, and an exclusive interview with a footballer about mental health in sports. Street interviews and the football player interview discuss personal experiences with mental health challenges and how activities like sports can positively and negatively impact mental wellbeing. The show aims to encourage open discussion of mental health issues and reduce stigma.
The live show covers topics around mental health for young people, including a Q&A with a school counselor, interviews on the street about perceptions of mental health, and an exclusive interview with a footballer about mental health in sports. Street interviews and the football player interview discuss personal experiences with mental health challenges and how activities like sports can positively and negatively impact mental wellbeing. The show aims to encourage open discussion of mental health issues and reduce stigma.
00:00-00:10 Intro sequence With music 00:10-04:00 Cuts to A-roll of Seb Hello and welcome to “ “ its introducing the show 00:00pm and my name is Seb reporting live from Henley. On our show today we focus on mental health for young people, Camera 2 cross-angle and we have quite a schedule for to Louisa and other you. person for a brief few seconds when their names are mentioned I am lucky to be joined by Louisa and (pause) (school support staff) Camera cuts back to me here in the studio and they will be answering your personal questions that have been sent in about mental health at school.
Those aspiring athletes watching
are also in luck as we have an exclusive interview later on with (Marlow Striker) on setbacks and mental health within sport. - so, stay tuned
04:00-06:00 B role of calming Mackenzie voiceover About how
clips mental health has changed over time Calming music mental health symptoms can include
throughout the years due to more advanced knowledge the views have changed from people blaming others with mental health to people supporting them. It was seen as insane to have a mental health issue.
People are now more confident
speaking out about mental health because of how they are helped in the present and have more people they can go to rather than an asylum.
Not only this but role models who
people idolise have spoken out about mental health issues they have had themselves these include
Lewis Capaldi Micheal Phelps Dwayne Johnson Adele Paddy Pimblet
Because of these big name
speaking out it will encourage fans and others too be more confident speaking about there feelings. 06:00-06:40 Seb presenting on Seb talk studio set Mackenzie's voiceover And now over to Louisa for our Q&A ends and so do visuals Camera cuts back to me
06:40-12:00 Louisa and Give a fact about mental health in
counsellor Q & A students. 1. What made you decide to be a live on studio set. counsellor?
2. How long have you been a counsellor
for?
3. How many students have you helped
in your career?
4. How many students do you help on a
daily basis?
5. What’s the difference between
helping an adult with mental health and helping a student?
6. What do you think is the leading
cause of mental health?
7. What is your favourite part of being a
counsellor?
8. Why did you choose to become a
college counsellor rather than a school counsellor?
Q&A has just Thank you again to Louisa and
finished and camera (support staff) for that. I think I cuts to me standing can speak on behalf of students in same position when I say that my questions have been answered. Now over to chase in the town centre to interview the public
12:00-16:00 Chase interviewing Chase interview
people outside the 1. How has mental health studio affected your life Interviewing 2 2. How are ways you cope people one young with mental health person and one 3. Has any people/relatives older person. you know been affected by This will be a street mental health interview. 4. Do you think mental health has changed overtime? 5. Do you think mental health is over looked in society is so how or why
Seb talk Thanks to Chase for that, some
very honest opinions from people there. As promised, we are now cutting live to Archie pitch side for a rare interview with Marlow Towns finest
16:00-20:00 Archie interview Archie talking to Nathan:
with Nathan at “Hello, I’m Archie Lamont and Marlow town I’m here with Nathan Foyle from football pitch. Marlow Town FC here to talk about a sensitive topic of Mental Health within Football”. Questions: 1. How do you think sport has affected your personal Mental Health in a positive or negative way? Explain why. 2. Have you had any setbacks in football and have they caused a poor mental health? 3. Did your team/teammates give you any support for any of these setbacks you have got? 4. Why do you think sport is so crucial and important for young people to help with their mental health? 5. Does the impact of a must win game or a penalty shootout effect your mind negatively? Explain why and how. 6. How does scoring an own goal effect your mental health? explain why. 7. How does winning a game of football feel and playing well feel and effect your mental health in a positive way?
“Back to you in the studio “
20:00-21:00 Seb rounds off the Well, that was a fascinating show insight into the sporting world, Interview has just thank you to Archie and (player). finished and camera That’s it from us in the studio, see cuts back to me for you next time a final time