Dream comes through

Over years as a young and upcoming house deejay, it has always been my lifetime dream to have one of my mixes air played on a radio station and Saturday night, 02 November, 2013 was the night.

Like any other day, I am minding my own business on the net communicating with other house music lovers via the social network, twitter, suddenly an interesting tweet comes in, it is from Benjamin Holtam, https://twitter.com/benholtam, it reads, “can you contact me please fam? I'd like to feature you on my radio show. Check it here…” For a second I think, well it’s just one of the million scams rotating on the social network. Nevertheless, this one isn’t it, as the build to the story it is yet another attention-grabbing tweet, @Benholtam requests that I follow him back so he can send me a direct message, now excited I do exactly as per request.

Broadcast Assignment

School teachers voice out their personal experience and encounter with learners who come to school while under the influence of illegal substances. The documentary is a follow up to a recent survey conducted by the ant-drug alliance, which revealed that over years the number of young people taking illegal substances has increased. The survey confirms that at least one in two teenagers in South Africa is exposed to substance abuse.

NB. The documentary is documented for research purposes and is property of the student, any copying and or reproduction of the video for personal gain or profit is prohibited.

Filmed and Directed by Daniel Mandla Msiza.