An all-gay singing group from London will be the subject of a film about self-empowerment, PinkPaper.com can report.
London Gay Men?s Chorus ? which is Europe's largest homosexual choir?with over 230 members ? has been selected for the Untold Stories scheme.
The initiative is part of the Media Trust, matching small charities with top film-makers to highlight their positive effects.
The film will chart the process of forming the choir and instilling members with confidence ? both vocally and in terms of their sexuality.
Simon Sharp, the choir?s musical director, told London24 : ?Our education and community engagement projects don?t get the headline focus a performance does.
?This educational branch will be at the centre of the Untold Stories film.?
He added: ?We hope to communicate the idea of singing and being happy with your sexuality. We hope a group of people enjoying being together and singing together will deliver the message that it?s OK to be gay.
?The schools we are working with are very supportive. They want to have this as part of their profile too.?
Currently, the chorus are creating a LGBT youth choir from schools in Camden who will perform at the LGMS's 21st birthday concert at London's Royal Festival Hall.
The film will be broadcast on Media Trust?s national television channel, Community Channel, and will be presented by Jon Snow.
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