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The Rife Team

Yero Timi-Biu

Yero is a 22-year-old writer-director for TV and film and former (self-professed) serial intern. She took a detour through fashion when at aged 16, she took part in a documented internship with BBC Blast, where 10 teenagers had 6 months to create and showcase a fashion label. Subsequently, she then went on to study a Fashion Communication degree in London and graduated in 2013. Yero has recently returned to the UK after 3 months in New York, where she attended a Screenwriting workshop. With a keen interest in broadcast, Yero has always been interested in using writing, film and audio as a form of creating conversations, tackling the stigma of talking about social issues, as well as documenting and promoting underrepresented people in society. She is especially interested in raising awareness of mental health issues, long-term illnesses and encouraging well being, (especially within young people who may want to pursue a creative career).

Educational Alternatives: Apprenticeships

As the end of term looms closer, questions about what we’re up to after summer or what our life...
Upskilling / / Yero Timi-Biu

Stop Ovaryacting About Periods

About 334 million women are currently on their periods.
Lifestyle / / Yero Timi-Biu

#Rifebday Re-cap

We celebrated turning one this week, with artists Stay Hungry, presenter Maya Jama and all of our fantastic Rife supporters,...
Bristol / / Yero Timi-Biu

Why Racism Isn't A Mental Illness

Over the last week, ‘mental health’ and ‘racism’ have been mentioned way too many times in the same sentence.

Educational Alternatives: Prince's Trust Programme

As the end of term looms closer, questions about what we’re up after summer or what our life plan...
Upskilling / / Yero Timi-Biu

TV Shows You Should Be Watching

According to Yero, watching TV is not only good for the soul, it’s a necessity.
TV / / Yero Timi-Biu

How To Be Successful Film Producer

With the Watershed’s Future Producer development programme’s deadline drawing closer, (Wednesday 1 July 2015) Yero spoke to ‘Leave to Remain’...
Film / / Yero Timi-Biu

Refugee Week: 'Leave to Remain' + Special Ticket Offer

Coming-of-age British drama, ‘Leave to Remain’ explores just a few of the real-life stories told by young refugees in the...

Educational Alternatives: Online Learning

As the end of term looms closer, questions about what we’re up after summer or what our life plan...
Upskilling / / Yero Timi-Biu

Getting Through The Exam Period

The dreaded May and June months are usually the most stressful two months anyone in education has to go through.
Upskilling / / Yero Timi-Biu