by Rebekah McVey  January 6, 2021, 7:25 am Jill McWilliam hopes to spread more cheer with Doric TV in 2021. The founder of an online project that aims to have Doric better represented on screens hopes to “lift us out of the doldrums” in 2021. Doric TV was launched in...

Cyril Craig on Charlottes Seat, situated at The Dandanells, a significant area of the village.By reporter Jill McWilliam Friday, 20th November 2020, 1:24 pm UpdatedFriday, 20th November 2020, 1:26 pm Doric Tv is about highlight ordinary people who do extraordinary...

This news article highlights Jill's selection as a finalist in the 2020 annual BWS Award Ceremony. On the 6th November Jill McWilliam attended the Annual BWS Award Ceremony where she was proud to be one of the finalists in their Inspiring Women category in recognition...

Jill McWilliam's Doric TV project has been nominated for the social impact category in the Business Women Scotland Awards.A CHAMPION of Doric language and culture has been shortlisted for a national prize. Filmmaker Jill McWilliam, who runs the Doric Future website,...

Hing on a minty! A university has launched a Doric course in a bid to elevate the dialect from its associations with humour and ‘hame’ and place it on an equal footing with other languages.By Alison Campsie Sunday, 13th September 2020, 7:30 am Doric, a form of North...

A woman is calling for the north-east’s dialect to be better represented on screen through the launch of a new website. Jill McWilliam, from Cruden Bay, has started a new online video project in an effort for Doric “to be seen and heard” better. Doric TV was launched...

Jill’s lockdown video collection cover so much of what’s best about accessing the ‘great out doors’ of Scotland.

Jill not only promotes the joy of walking through the wide open areas on her own door step, but also highlights……

North East filmmakker feart for the futur o Doric

Jill Cantlay McWilliam, fae Cruden Bay in Aiberdeenshire, is warkin on a series o Doric films aboot the cultur o the North East.

A FILMMAKER from Aberdeenshire has found a new international audience for her videos about the Buchan coastline during lockdown.

Jill McWilliam, who runs the Doric Future website, began recording the videos to……

Beating the lockdown blues with creativity and the Buchan coast
These historical yet catastrophic times are difficult for many people, and can be a particular challenge in many far-reaching ways.
Over the last few weeks Cruden Bay woman Jill McWilliam has been busy filming a section of the Buchan coastline for a special video project.

Jill McWilliam wants to keep Doric alive.. Copyright: Steve CramphornWhen Jill McWilliam’s life “slowed to a canny pace” with the onset of lockdown, she decided to share the natural wonders of the north-east coast with the world. The videographer, who lives in Cruden...

Scotland’s Sounds News & Update June 2020 Scotland’s Sounds is delighted to share good news from across the network. New Doric Future Website Now Online Doric Future Website was formed in 2019. It is a unique website…….