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Carnival on film

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07 July 2003 1034 BST

BBC reporters have been working with carnival organisers to make films about preparations for the big day: watch them here.

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		DJ masterclass One of the organisers and tutors at Mandela's Hideaway is Wayne Graham, a "larger than life" nightclub DJ who uses his musical talent to connect with young people. > Watch it!

		Fashion show The pressure is on for fashion designer Ruth Ramsay who is working round-the-clock to produce 380 children's costumes. > Watch it!

		Stallholder's story Cypher Boswell used to be a probation officer but now runs his own business and spends his time between St Pauls and Kenya. > Watch it!

		Students' view Students at the Ceed centre in St Pauls - which gives training in things like music, TV and films - have made a video all about carnival and what it means to them. > Watch it!


		Music and Dance Amirah Cole and Mark Ramzan get down with African and Caribbean beats as the competition for the dance acts on the day hots up > Watch it


		Food glorious food It's a tradition that local people sell home-cooked meals from their front gardens. Jamaican-born Fredrica Hamilton cooks traditional dishes based on her mum's recipes. > Watch it


		Carnival Coiffeur Ruth Walker-Shepherd says she gets so busy at carnival time she never gets to go herself. And everyone wants their own individual style for the big day. > Watch it


		Festival security Alongside all the fun, costumes and music is the need to make it a safe and peaceful event. > Watch it

>> Find out more about why the BBC is making films in St Pauls

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