Now, from the title, you’re probably thinking “What the f*** is Ed about to go into an unnecessary amount of detail about right now? What does he mean by the pressure of burning out?”. Pre-warning: this is one of those … Continue reading The Pressures of Social Media & Burning Out
2018 has been a great year for me. I graduated from Coventry University, I went to my first music festival in the Isle of Wight, I got a job! (did I say I got a job already yet?) but pushing … Continue reading 2019: Is 2018 going to be impossible to beat?
So, how’s it going? I thought I would update you; those that actually read these posts and unload my thoughts down onto a screen, so to speak. The last couple of months have been… pretty surreal. Admittedly, it has been … Continue reading A Brief Analysis of MY 2018: From Graduating with a First to Working as a Video Editor.
What does the future hold for the human race? Climate change is inevitable if we don’t change our ways, but Donald Trump will never change his mind. However, writer-director’s Kevin R. Adams & Joe Ksander have decided to take a … Continue reading Next Gen: Kevin R. Adams & Joe Ksander’s narrative isn’t enough to compete against animation giants.
What would you risk for the sake of having a family? Would you risk your relationship with your partner you have been with for years? Would you risk hurting other family members to have a family of your own? Writer-Director … Continue reading Private Life: Writer-Director Tamara Jenkins immerses herself into a relationship fighting for fertility.
Living on the spectrum is difficult for anyone, you come across new challenges every day and it can become daunting. A neurotypical will often assume that their experience of the world is either the only one or the only correct … Continue reading Atypical: Creator Robia Rashid continues ingenious dramedy about people on the autism spectrum in her new series.
Have you ever received a text message from a complete and utter stranger? Strangely enough, I have and 9 times out of 10, they are either fake or most definitely have the wrong number, which ends up in blocking the … Continue reading Sierra Burgess is a Loser: Ian Samuel’s directing fizzles out in Shannon Purser’s cat-fishing antics.
It’s finally happened. For the past three months, I have been applying continuously for multiple jobs, over 100 jobs in total and I am proud to announce I have a job in the media industry. During this time, I have … Continue reading “Take the next turning off of Rejection Roundabout onto Employment Street”
Would you keep your feelings for a crush written in a letter, hidden away from the world? How many letters would you have? I would never risk the chance of someone finding those letters. It’s bad enough reading back some … Continue reading To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before: Writer Jenny Han sees her novel excellently executed by visionary Susan Johnson.
Did you ever go through a point in your teenage life where you were discovering your sexuality? Are you currently going through this phase and don’t know what to do? It’s difficult for anyone to go through this journey of … Continue reading Alex Strangelove: Writer-Director Craig Johnson pushes Daniel Doheny to dive deep into the blue sea of teenage dating.
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