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Hello everyone! Guess what I have...? ANOTHER BLOG POST. It's about dogs. I have zero regrets when it comes to talking about our four-legged friends. In Britain, I'm not alone in how I feel as we love dogs more than we love talking about the weather and in working out how much our property costs. …
Continue reading "Book Review: The Dog That Nobody Loved by Jon Katz"
Hello everyone, How are we all? You might remember me blogging about this before a couple of weeks ago. I said I'd return to this at a later date, so here I am. You might also remember that I spoke an awful lot about what the Director of Fierce, Aaron Wright, said but this time …
Hello everyone, How are we today? Firstly, I'm going to apologise as this blog post is going to be a long one. Today we had two film-makers Kieran and Stephanie come in to teach us film-making. As with any new skills you learn, it's best to take baby steps so there's little chance of it …
Continue reading "Foot In The Door: CBSO – Digital Skills (Thursday 26th October 2017)"
Hello everyone, How are we all? So prior to the one-to-one interview I had to come up with loads of questions for Ellie Griffiths, the Corporate Relations Manager at CBSO. Unfortunately, when I turned up she was poorly so I sat and talked to Liz Baines the Planning Manager instead. Half of my questions were …
Hello everyone, Here is the last installment of my experience at Fierce. I'm not sure about you but when I picture a director's q&a, I see said director onstage face-to-face with the interviewer microphone in hand. Perhaps the reason for this was to create more of an inclusive environemnt in which everyone could share ideas …
Continue reading "Fierce Festival – Director’s Q&A (Sunday 22nd October 2017)"
Dear everyone, The events relating to The Prince's Trust have been sparse. Outside of The Prince's Trust, it has been a discombobulating week which has left the nation reeling, grieving, feeling disgusted but great pride in how the nation has pulled together. For now, let's just keep things relatively normal (whatever that means). Day 36 …
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