Welcome to mstoyintaiwo's creative showcase.

PART TWO: Anne @virtufully invited me to share some great tips for kids for her series titled 'lockdown schooling' (check out her page her main audience are for mums). Aimed for children who don’t necessarily thrive with online learning, who are more kinaesthetic like her son who learns much better with hands-on exercises and how to even make complicated topics more accessible by creating interest using general household items. I gave tips from my perspective as a teacher as I had to take my teachings online. I share what was difficult for me but also what was positive for example how I was able to know my students more and that the engagement from parents was greater too.

PART ONE: Anne @virtufully invited me to share some great tips for kids for her series titled 'lockdown schooling' (check out her page her main audience are for mums). Aimed for children who don’t necessarily thrive with online learning, who are more kinaesthetic like her son who learns much better with hands-on exercises and how to even make complicated topics more accessible by creating interest using general household items. I gave tips from my perspective as a teacher as I had to take my teachings online. I share what was difficult for me but also what was positive for example how I was able to know my students more and that the engagement from parents was greater too.

Summary of my prior teaching experiences, reasons for becoming an educator & reasons for gap in employment.

A compilation of the films I have worked on. (2016-2017)

In this personal reel, writer-director Toyin Taiwo reflects on her approach to authentic storytelling, observing life, language, and culture through empathy. 🎬 Director / Presenter: Toyin Taiwo | Filmed in London Produced independently under the creative umbrella of Story Pro Productions

A young boy receives supernatural powers from an unlikely ally to defeat his bullies.

Resilience explores mental health through the lenses of three individuals whose goal is to defeat the stigma within the Black community and provide positive, healthy coping strategies through art therapy. Directed by Toyin Taiwo during her MA in Filmmaking, this short documentary captures honest reflections on strength, stigma, and creative healing. 🎬 Director / Producer / Researcher / Editor: Toyin Taiwo 🎓 Created as part of an MA Filmmaking program 📍 Location: London, UK

Lara discovers her mistress status via social media, through the use of a bottle she seeks revenge. Written & Directed by Toyin Taiwo