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My recent work with an enviromental artist from BYRON BAY John Duhlsen. I am proud to be a part of the Graet Pacific Garbage Patch project

I know how it feels to be depressed, isolated and lonely. That is why I decided to dedicate this documentary to mental health. Making a movie about mental health is important because it helps people to understand mental illnesses better and reduces the shame and stigma that often come with these issues. My friend Renata was officially diagnosed with bipolar disorder type 2 five years ago when she was 38 years old. During her life, she felt that something was not right, as she struggled with episodes of a deep and long depression but did not see them as something that needed to be taken care of medically. She misconstrued her hypomanic periods as a normal happy life when she was full of energy, ideas and desire to be very active. But at 38, she hit a brick wall and went into the deepest and darkest depression she has ever experienced. This led her to seek psychiatric help and get a proper diagnosis. The combination of her commitment to both pharmacological treatment and psychotherapy lead to amazing results of acceptance and mastery of her condition. All her past experiences and challenges with the illness she has encountered led her to the idea of studying counselling to help other people struggling with their mental health. Movies are a good way to show what it's like to live with a mental illness, and can help people to feel less alone. By sharing personal experiences or those of others, a movie about mental health can also encourage people to seek help when they need it. Overall, making a movie about mental health is a way to help others and make a difference. Renata's website: https://www.renatawebster.com Renata's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renatawebster_counselling LZ stories: https://www.instagram.com/leraz_ph9 Movie by Lera Zavyalova June 2023

6/06/20 The Black lives matter protest in Brisbane, Australia

#roadtotokyo The Games, which had been previously scheduled to start in Tokyo in 2020, were officially postponed to 2021. Many other sports events were also cancelled or postponed globally due to the pandemic. I would like to introduce “Road to Tokyo” project. The project about different people from different sports from our local community. Episode 1: Ella. Wheelchair basketball. You can watch full video on YouTube. The link is attached in my profile. Thanks for supporting ♥️ Ella's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/e.sabss Australian Gliders: https://www.instagram.com/ausgliders Lera Zavyalova: https://www.instagram.com/leraz_ph9 Matthew Maguire: https://www.instagram.com/matthewmaguirephotography LZ stories.

#supportlocal This project tells different stories of local businesses and artists from Brisbane,Australia. Jereve is originally from France. He have been living in Brisbane for over 10 years. This is his story.. Jereve instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerevecreations Lera Zavyalova instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leraz_ph9 #brisbane #artist #australia

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#supportlocal Eri is Japanese artist who is living in Brisbane, Australia This is her story.. Eri's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chalkboard.e Lera Zavyalova instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leraz_ph9 #brisbane #artist #australia

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Vend offers the most lucrative location for retailers with a unique product. As a shopper, you can explore fashion, food, homewares, vintage goods and more. Promotional video for social media