Andrew McGlade

My reflections on the topic of audiences led me to look back on a YouTube series known as “React”; where a group of society (Elders, Teens, Kids) react to certain videos, music, lyrics and such; and have these reactions filmed for camera…. Continue Reading →

THIS POST CONTAINS LARGE AMOUNTS OF SPOILERS FOR CHRISTOPHER NOLAN’S ‘MEMENTO’. This film explores the idea of telling a narrative in a disjointed manner, and is certainly worth a watch for any fan of psychological thrillers. For this reason — if… Continue Reading →

With all this talk about interviews for the PB3 assignment, it’s actually caused me to cast my mind back a few years. The year is 2013. Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” is dominating radio airways. Most of my peers are in… Continue Reading →

So thinking back to week four (seeing as I’m a slacker who has allowed myself to get this far behind) — we were talking about sound. At the time I was struggling to get good case connections, but I think… Continue Reading →

Bit of a fluffy post to get me back into blogging (as I’ve used this break as too much as a break and not enough as a chance to catch up on work). My three MOST favourite sounds: – Thunder/Rain –… Continue Reading →

Some say reality television competitions are the trashiest trash on television. Some also say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. So I say (at least some) reality television competitions are the treasure-iest treasure on television. This is why it is no surprise… Continue Reading →

With all the discussion about blogs this week, I find it fitting to reflect on a blog I routinely browse – The Steve Dangle Blog; hosted by Toronto-based sports-media company SPORTSNET. I am an absolute sucker for North American sports… Continue Reading →