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Whilst doing some research for future potential Strrr TV guests, I’d ended up on the Studio Olafur Eliasson website. Olafur Eliasson is an Icelandic-Danish artist known for sculptures and large-scale installation art employing elemental materials such as light, water, and air temperature to enhance the viewer’s experience, famously putting a ‘sun’ in the Tate Modern turbine hall.
Anyway, whilst on Olafur’s website, I came across Timothy Morton. Timothy is an English professor at Rice University in Houston, whose work focusses on object oriented thought and ecological studies. He’s published numerous books, including one co-authored with Bjork. I enjoyed this video of his, filmed at Studio Olafur Eliasson in Berlin.
The Guardian Voice Lab
At the end of October I was offered a role working on a new initiative from The Guardian developing audio content for Google's Home smart speaker and Google Assistant. Guardian News & Media is pleased to announce the launch of Guardian Voice Lab - an in-house team...
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EY’s The Better Question Podcast
Back in August I started working with the gang over at Atomized Studios (part of Freuds PR). They'd begun producing a podcast series for EY entitled The Better Question, which looks to 'answer the better questions that will help CEOs and other senior executives lead...
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Strrr TV – Matthew Plummer Fernandez
In his Strrr episode, Matthew explores the role that algorithms play in everyday life and culture. From their beginnings in the simple animations of the 1970s and 80s, through to the cutting edge neural networks and artificial intelligence of today, Matthew reveals the various ways in which algorithms are playing an increasing central role in our lives.
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Technology Intelligence Podcast Series One Review
From February through to the end of May, I produced a six-part podcast series for The Telegraph newspaper, as part of their Technology Intelligence initiative. Working with journalist Harry De Quetteville as host, the series explores the future of technology across...
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Strrr TV – Nelly Ben Hayoun
I first met Nelly back in 2016 whilst Worldwide FM was broadcasting from LA, for WeTransfer's 'How We Do LA' event. The day I was due to fly home to London, I spent a fun couple hours wandering around The Museum of Contemporary Art with her and...
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Technology Intelligence Podcast: Episode 1 – The Future of Money
In mid-March I was asked to produce a new podcast series for The Telegraph, around a new initiative from the paper, Technology Intelligence. Technology Intelligence is a major new journalism initiative from the Telegraph. Our mission is to chronicle for our audience...
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Strrr TV – Marie Jacotey
Back in February I headed down to Bermondsey to shoot another episode of Strrr TV with french illustrator Marie Jacotey. Check the episode here! Marie Jacotey is a London-based, French artist, whose work has established her as an enduring and charming presence on the...
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Speaking at Music And Communities Conference 4 – Bucharest
At the end of the month I'll be speaking at the Music And Communities Conference 4 in Bucharest, for Black Rhino alongside Orpheu de Jong, from Amsterdam's Red Light Radio. It will be my first time in Romania, so very much looking forward to it! Our fourth conference...
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Strrr TV – Gilles Peterson
When Daniel Brandt asked me to get involved with Strrr TV, with a focus on London's 'superstars and brilliant newcomers hailing from the world of music, art, design, film, and fashion', Gilles Peterson was one of the first people I got in touch with, and it turns out...
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Kojey Radical – After Winter (videography)
Here's a live performance from Kojey Radical's appearance on Kate Hutchison's Worldwide FM show in August 2017. It was filmed on my Sony A7s with a 24-105mm lens on a shoulder rig, and colour graded with Film...
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