StoryBug 

StoryBug is a project that aims to bring the true personal stories of people who have experienced drug resistant infections - also known as antimicrobial resistance (AMR) to the public.

Unlike more conventional films, StoryBug works directly with patients/people who have experienced infections and relates their real-life stories, told in the first person, as 3-5 minute, ‘mini-films’ (digital stories). The videos are scripted, visualised and edited by the storytellers themselves – uniquely placing the patient/person at the centre not professional film makers. 
 
Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria develop a defence against drugs that used to kill them, and consequently thrive.  By helping to shape how people think about both antibiotics, including the real threat of AMR on people's lives, StoryBug and its storytellers want to help keep antibiotics working. Thanks for watching the channel and please make contact if you have a story to tell. Becky (StoryBug founder)