# Project Description The Sound Of What's Left Yazzi Gokcemen Summary Final work I'm a journalist and documentary maker specialising in cultural commentary that sits in the intersection of arts and politics. I'm particularly drawn to music and subcultures and enjoy doing investigative, on the ground research to find stories in these areas. My writing features in Notion Magazine and The Standard where I have covered music and fashion. Through my practise I strive to engage young people in open-minded cultural discourse (that exists the algorithm bubble) and play a part in encouraging collective social justice. I'm a journalist and documentary maker specialising in cultural commentary that sits in the inter... College Central Saint Martins Course BA (Hons) Fashion Communication: Journalism Graduation year 2025 The Sound Of What's Left is a documentary celebrating London's independent small gig venues. It was filmed over a five month period at two legendary and beloved venues, The Windmill Brixton and The George Tavern. Featuring important voices from these venues' communities as well as insights from the Music Venue Trust and subculture experts, the documentary shines a light on why grassroots venues are more important than ever – and yet they are under threat. The film was inspired by experiences and conversations had at gigs and the news that 2023 was the worst year on record for the UK’s grassroots music venue sector, with over a tenth of venues closing. The Sound Of What’s Left serves as both a moving tribute and a call to action to protect vital hubs of culture and community. Final work 'The Sound Of What's Left' Trailer - Directed by Yazzi Gokcemen View Gallery View Gallery View Gallery Share this project The Sound Of What's Left is a documentary celebrating London's independent small gig venues.It was filmed over a five month period at two legendary and beloved venues, The Windmill Brixton and The George Tavern. Featuring important voices from these venues' communities ... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard Browse related work Community Places & Spaces Identity