Without a Diagnosis Celebrates BJTC Awards Success
“Without a Diagnosis”, the documentary produced by Kat Williams, was awarded runner up in the TV Documentary category at this year’s BJTC Awards in Coventry.
The award, which celebrates student journalism from across all accredited UK universities, was presented by Political Correspondent Chris Mason at a ceremony in St Mary’s Guildhall in Coventry.
Kat Williams, who produced, filmed and edited the documentary, was also awarded the prestigious Steve Harris award for Student Journalist of the Year to recognise her use of blogging, social media and marketing throughout production.
Without a Diagnosis has been seen by nearly 4000 people in 46 countries worldwide and aims to promote awareness of undiagnosed genetic conditions and the vital work of both Syndromes Without a Name and the Deciphering Developmental Disorders Study in Cambridge.
Posted on November 30, 2013, in Uncategorized and tagged award, BBC, BJTC, Chris Mason, documentary, Falmouth University, television. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Without A Diagnosis 
Well done kat for your amazing work you deserve every little bit of your award. Your documentary was fab and it really did raise the profile for us families who have children that are undiagnosed thank you from
Patsy mum to Archie xxx