The Best Tv I’ve watched in 2021

Another weird year has finished. As you will notice in my list, I have watched a lot of escapist TV. I watched less than last year, but what I have watched has made me immensely happy. And that’s really what counts the most. I wish you all a better 2022; to be healthy, happy and […]

Working Mothers in the Paloma Faith: As I Am Documentary

Back in March, I watched the BBC 2 documentary, Paloma Faith: As I Am, that details the changes she went through both personally and career wise during her 2017 tour for her album ‘The Architect’. This post was in my drafts for a while (apologies), but life and work got in the way. I’m excited […]

Bridgerton: Hit and Miss

*SPOILERS AHEAD* Happy New Year! (I hope you’re all well. Yes, I’m back for more rants, reviews and interviews). I love a good period drama – the 2005 Pride and Prejudice film is still a favourite and watching crack videos of Mr Darcy being awkward is a guilty pleasure of mine (don’t judge me). I […]

The Best TV I’ve Watched in 2020

2020 is nearly over. What a year in terms of world events, but what a year for TV! The production side has suffered but streaming wise we have hit records. The number of UK households with an SVOD subscription has grown by three million over the last three months, making it now 20 million. Wow. […]

How to navigate TV unemployment

I have been unemployed in the TV industry since March, and I won’t lie it’s starting to take its toll. I imagine a lot of people, especially entry level like me, are in a similar situation and are now starting to lose hope. Some of the advice I’m going to give might be similar to […]

‘I May Destroy You’ and Consent

*SPOILERS AHEAD* 2020 so far has released some great TV shows that have been meaningful and thoughtful. I May Destroy You is one of these shows and it’s available on BBC Iplayer and HBO. It tells the story of Arabella, a 20 something writer who likes to party and have fun. One night, her drink […]

The Women in ‘Dear White People’

The past few weeks have been occupied by talk of Black Lives Matter, protests, taking down statues and hard work to get rid of systematic racism. As a white woman, I understand I have a part to play in the injustices of this society and so I have humbly started to take the time to […]

She-Ra: The End of a Groundbreaking Show

*SPOILERS AHEAD* I am so overwhelmed after watching the final season of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power on Netflix. I’ve already written a blog post on She-Ra before, but this series has evolved and bypassed all my expectations. If you love watching animation with strong and complex female characters then this is for you. […]

My Thoughts on Normal People

* SPOILERS AHEAD * I finished the series last week and I’ve been mulling it over in my head. I do admit I’m shocked Normal People even made it to the screen. It’s a story with not much action, however after watching it, I think it suits the 12×30 min format and I love how […]

What You Can Do As A Filmmaker During This Time

Hello everyone! It’s been a while since I’ve done a normal post other than interviews and I wanted to take this chance to inspire and hopefully bring a level of usefulness and lightness during this time. I know it doesn’t seem like it, and we are all suffering with anxiety for our families, for the […]