Click here to listen to this episode on Mixcloud. Catch up with Passion Project weekly on Bunkazilla Radio. Colliding international culture and impossibly big ideas; host Nathan Blades speaks to LGBTQ artists from across the world and across genre about their work, …
This item was filmed as part of the Sky One-commissioned show, What’s Up. You can find more of their videos here. Eddie Nestor is a veteran sketch comedian and radio host, currently appearing on BBC London 97.9 radio station. This video clip …
This feature was written and shot for What’s Up, found here. When it comes to live comedy, everyone is familiar with stand-up – but storytellers are bridging the gap between poets and comedians, providing an entertainment experience like no other. What’s Up …
This feature was originally written for the Daily Star (and an alternate version for the Daily Express). A BRAVE Daily Star Online reporter gets turned into a lab rat in the name of weird science. I have always loved horror films and …
This feature can also be found at the South West Londoner, here. Even with my busy schedule, I still try to squeeze in some gaming time. My current vice on Nintendo 3DS right now is Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked. It’s …
This feature can also be found at the South West Londoner, here. The other day, I was in a conversation on the internet about the development of an indie video game. The main characters were to have voice actors, and it just …
This review can also be found at the South West Londoner, here. Despite my passion for the arts, there are gaps in my knowledge. The most salient ones are with film. I became interested in film after a lot of ‘cult status’ …
This review can also be found on Shadowlocked, here. The BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival is something I truly appreciate. It warms my heart to know that there are actually plenty of films out there that star more than just …
This feature can also be found at the South West Londoner, here. A thought experiment for you: Think of three pieces of media (books, film, games, whatever) that meet the following criteria: The main character is straight. The piece is not of …
This review can also be found at the South West Londoner, here.Despite my constant burning need to see pretentious non-mainstream film (if it’s in a different language or about socio-politics, even better), my knowledge of the fine arts is actually not so …
This review can also be found at the South West Londoner, here. I do love a bit of Gothic Horror. Not because I’m a fan of the macabre (not entirely, anyway), but because it has a wonderful precedent of being understated. And …
Going by the AAA titles, game design shares elements with film design. Having a fully voiced and acted plotline is common these days. However, video games make for poor films. Game series that get adapted to film are campy cult hits at …
