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Stories. Sound. Screen. Culture.

Tameera— Helena

Creative producer and emerging entertainment journalist exploring music, film, culture and the stories surrounding them.

Drama and English Literature, University of ManchesterManchester, UK

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Portrait — Manchester

01 — Portfolio

Selected Work

Writing, audio, screen and music projects — researched, produced and made end to end.

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Published Article2025

Will I Ever Belong?

Manchester Historian — the University of Manchester's student history magazine

A researched article exploring Muslim diaspora, discrimination and identity in the aftermath of 9/11.

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Podcast2024 — Present

The Hot Topics

Fuse FM — University of Manchester student radio

An arts, culture and media podcast researched, scripted, produced and presented by Tameera-Helena.

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Original Screenplay2026

Echoes of You

University Project — awarded 72%

An original screenplay focused on character, dialogue, structure and visual storytelling. Awarded 72%.

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Multi-Instrument Video Project2025

Music Produced Cover

Independent, self-produced release

A self-produced music project combining multiple instrumental recordings with edited audio and video.

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02 — Words

Writing & Culture

Features and essays on music, film, books and the internet.

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Manchester Historian2025

Will I Ever Belong?

Muslim diaspora, discrimination and identity in the long aftermath of 9/11.

Twenty-odd years on, the question isn't whether the world changed. It's who was asked to keep proving they belonged in it — and what that costs across a generation.

More writing

03 — Audio

Listen

The Hot Topics — an arts, culture and media podcast on Fuse FM.

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The Hot Topics — Fuse FM32 min

What Culture Owes Young Audiences

The opening episode: who gets to decide what counts as culture, and why student audiences are usually written about rather than spoken to.

04 — About

I'm interested in the stories hiding inside culture.

I'm finishing a Drama and English Literature degree at the University of Manchester, and most of what I make sits somewhere between the page, the microphone and the screen. I write features about music, film and the internet; I research, script and present a culture podcast; I've written a screenplay and worked on student film sets as an assistant director.

Experience

  1. 2025 — Present

    Head of Online Magazine and Podcast

    Manchester Historian

  2. 2024 — Present

    Podcast Host & Producer

    Fuse FM

  3. 2024 — 2026

    Assistant Director

    University of Manchester Filmmaking

  4. 2022 — Present

    Social Media Content Creator

    Independent

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Let's make something worth talking about.