For Pride 2024, I had the privilege to work with the UK’s LGBT+ anti-abuse charity 'Galop', along with the lovely gang at creative studio 'Gravity Road' and the 'ADOT Foundation' to create a campaign that reveals Pride season is not all sunshine and rainbows...

Pride is supposed to be a time of celebration and protest. In reality, it’s when Galop sees the largest rise in demand for their hate crime support services.

Last Pride season, Galop saw a 60 per cent increase in LGBT+ hate crime victims coming to them for support, compared to any other three-month period throughout the year.

The film 'It's Not All Sunshine and Rainbows' features the voices of LGBT+ celebrities and allies, including 'Dr Who' and 'Good Omens' actor David Tennant, comedian and the voice of 'I Kissed A Girl' Charley Marlowe, West End hit 'My Son’s A Queer' actor, Rob Madge, and former 'Holby City' and ‘Coronation Street' star, Charlie Condou.

They are joined by the voices of real victims of hate crime, who share some of the impacts it has had on them.

You can hear the stars and experience an all-encompassing storm turn into sunshine and rainbows at the immersive digital experience from the 14th-30th June, in the heart of central London at the Outernet space.