Kiah-Azriel Freer

About Me

I am a 24-year-old Multimedia journalist based in Manchester. Through my studies, I have been able to put together a diverse and wide range portfolio of work ranging from local news, film reviews and music interviews.

Im particularly interested in writing content on arts and culture. 

Alongside journalism, I am also an amateur photographer and have experience in street photography, gig photography and portrait work. 

Previous to studying journalism I studied film and media and always keep up to date with the latest films. 

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Home cinema reopens six months after closure due to coronavirus pandemic | The Northern Quota

Home cinema has reopened to the public after being closed for six months because of coronavirus.

Many cinemas have been struggling with current restrictions such as Cineworld announcing the temporary closure of all their cinemas earlier this month and Odeon reducing their opening hours to weekends only.

Dave Moutrey, director of HOME, said: “The news from Cineworld and Odeon highlights just what a challenging time this is for cinemas, and our hearts go out to all their staff who have been affe

Anthony Burgess foundation releases online audio exhibition of previously unheard work by renowned Manchester author | The Northern Quota

The International Anthony Burgess foundation is exploring the private legacy of renowned Manchester writer with a new online audio exhibit.

The exhibit consists of tapes covering lectures, private phone calls, poetry readings, music, and interviews.

Andrew Biswell, professor of modern literature at Man Met and Anthony Burgess biographer, said “The audio archive consists of more than 1000 hours of audio cassettes and reel-to-reel tapes. Many of these recordings were made by Liana Burgess, Antho

Louder Than Words music festival launches series of live streaming events | The Northern Quota

Louder than Words festival has launched a series of live streams hosted by Manchester music journalist and creator of the Louder Than War publication, John Robb.

The festival itself is scheduled in early November in Manchester with an opportunity to participate online and in person.

However, for those who want to get involved sooner the live streams offer panel discussions, live performances and workshops.

The live streams, which started in March, have received a very positive response, provi
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Art School Live Festival returns featuring Dream English Kid, Hyperdawn, Caolifihonn Rose and Natalie McCool

Manchester School of Art is set to host a free live-streamed music festival taking place Friday 25th to Saturday 26th of June. Art School Live returns this weekend with a live-streamed music festival showcasing Manchester and the North West’s best new musical talents. The festival will include performances from Dream English Kid, Hyperdawn, Caolifihonn Rose and Natalie McCool. Art School-Live hosted several virtual live streams on YouTube last…
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Manchester Fashion Institute: 'Opening Space' platform launched showcasing class of 2021

The Manchester Fashion Institute at Manchester Metropolitan University has launched a digital exhibition celebrating the work and experiences of graduating students. The ‘Opening Space’ online exhibition showcases the work of final year students from across fashion design, fashion communication and fashion business specialisms. Officially launched online on the 7th of June, ‘Opening Space’ brings together

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