Month April 2016

I find it so hard to sit and listen. I’m a visual learner/creator/person/human. So when I have to sit and listen to a podcast or an audio essay *nudge nudge* I find myself sitting there and involuntarily visualising what the… Continue Reading →

Curiosity leads me to the strangest films. One the most recent was a documentary upon a most intriguing case of identity theft and child abduction. In a nutshell a black haired, 30-something year old, brown eyed, Latin American man posed… Continue Reading →

We’ve progressed too much. I can’t even have a cup of tea without being badgered to check Facebook. Yes on the reverse side of Lipton’s tea bag tag is the classic Facebook logo “give us a like!” I hear them… Continue Reading →

I own a shit tonne of CD’s. I haven’t been home in 6 weeks and walking into my room I was astounded by how many I actually own. 48 CD cases, (some including 2 discs) line the shelf above my… Continue Reading →

There is a massive difference between being polite and being helpful. But these often become confused with being kind with a little white lie and telling someone just want they want to hear. Especially in the media industry, you need… Continue Reading →

Observations and (minimal) critiques upon: Grace Purnamasari produced a film portrait entitled “Nic”. Throughout the film we have a narration from the subject, however we never see his face. This is really effective in creating a sense of mystery and suspense,… Continue Reading →

Web synopsis: From the age of crayons to graphics pads, Bridget possesses an inherent passion for art and illustration. Through the use of colour and line, she is able to express thoughts and feelings in a way that resonates with… Continue Reading →

Yes, That’s right The best example of teamwork that I have ever been exposed to in my 19 years of existence exists within the Disney Channel original Movie “High School Musical”. Hear me out. To sum it up the scholastic… Continue Reading →

In the field of documentaries there are two types: Categorical and Rhetorical. Now I find that in order to learn their definitions I need practical examples. So, Categorical documentaries include pieces such as Gap-Toothed Women. The film is constructed around… Continue Reading →

Now I’m a fan of a good hat. I personally own a bowler. I’m a fan of people being creative with their headgear, as long as it doesn’t block my view at the movies. But this hat I saw, as… Continue Reading →