From copy editor to screen writer, Shakirah Bourne is living her dreams.
The young Barbadian is the writer of the film PAYDAY which has received very favourable reviews since it began showing at the Olympus Theatres.
Shot on a limited budget in Bayfield, St Philip, PAYDAY charts the story of two friends who are trying to keep some money they have put together to open their own business.
Bourne tells how the idea for the movie developed as well her winning a major award at the recent Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival.
Look for her story in Sunday’s Easy magazine.
Shakirah gets PAYDAY
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