Two girls from Margate are urging us to "never give up on our dreams" in an anti-bullying video.

Liberty Greig, aged 11, and 10-year-old Evie Stocker both feature in the video, which was eight months in the making.

It has had more than 32,000 views on Facebook and includes actors who have all experienced bullying.

Scroll down to hear the girls describe the project

The video, produced by 2Stepz, aims to show what can be achieved when we stand up to negativity.

The message shared is: "Follow your dreams and do not let people’s bullying or negativity stop you from becoming the person you truly aspire to be."

Liberty and Evie said: "Unfortunately there are too many people going through bullying at the moment and we really want it to stop because it's not fair.

"We have danced with eachother since we were like four-years-old so we wanted to connect somehow and make a dance concept video about bullying.

"We want people to know that whatever you want to be, you can be, don't let other people bring you down because all they're doing is stopping you from achieving your goals and all you need to do is just fight for your goals.

"We wanted little kids - even though we're kids - to look up to us and help us make people believe that bullying is wrong.

"You only have one life, and if you live it right, then once is enough. And make sure you're always being happy otherwise your life is going to miserable."

Videographer Sean from Redcape Productions supported the production of the video.