‘It’s not like this with other people’ they would say to each other after making love. When loving is a secret conspiracy, how far can they go? Continue reading Love as a conspiracy – a spoiler-review of Normal People
There’s an argument to watch cringe content. The inability to deal with the emotions elicited highlights how we deal with those feelings in every day life. Continue reading Why you should watch cringe and uncomfortable TV
It was a childhood dream of mine to climb to Everest Base Camp. This was going to be the hardest and best thing I’d ever done, so I decided to film all of it! Continue reading Solo trekking EVEREST BASE CAMP with no preparation! Vlog and details
The dream of every artist is to create a masterpiece on a whim. Is there a middle ground between the flimsy of magical creativity and commercial reality? Continue reading Structure is the key to freedom for creatives
A cupboard full of snacks, a charged laptop and my favourite TV sitcom playing: an introverts dream. Why can this be problematic? Continue reading The dangerous allure of binging happy sitcoms
I finally shot my very first short film that I wrote and directed! A dream that I’d aspired to for years had finally come true in November 2019, and I was over the moon with the result. Pulling MIRRORS off … Continue reading Editing my first short film (or how to slowly lose your will to live)
Let’s be honest: A 9-5 career is not for everyone. Checking your work emails first things in the morning, spending your lunch breaks in skype meetings and going for networking drinks in the evening takes its toll. The perks of … Continue reading Freelance your dreams: quitting a successful career to pursue film
A few weeks ago I finally finished an idea that I’ve been working on for over a year. In it, we follow three generations of women across three different time lines to explore the trauma they inflict on each other, … Continue reading On finishing my first TV script – am I a script writer yet?
Since starting work in a cinema, I have been watching a movie a day (keeping the boredom away). Some I walked out of (Jumanji 2), some I perversely enjoyed more than I thought (Cats), some broke my little heart into … Continue reading 1917: Why you should sit through this ‘one-shot’ WWI dystopian nightmare