Chloe Hall: Show on the Road

There’s something I’ve been working on recently as part of Agent Blank that I’m really, really proud of, and now that we’ve got a few episodes under our belt I’m ready to share it with the world. It’s called “Chloe Hall: Show on the Road” and it’s a web series shot entirely by the bandContinue reading “Chloe Hall: Show on the Road”

Edinburgh Fringe: The Hotel

The Hotel could be the most interesting and inexplicable show that I’ve ever been involved in – quite a feat considering the current record-holder in that regard was a 36-hour show in which a fictional two-state country was invented and then one state seceded from the republic because Mark Watson wouldn’t pop up the roadContinue reading “Edinburgh Fringe: The Hotel”

Case in point on the degradation of political dialogue

While I acknowledge that the Huffington Post attracts a mostly left-wing authorship and readership, I think they hit the mark with a recent article about hate speech in the media inciting actual violence. It seems to gel with my hunch about the real-world effects of outrageous public speech in the quest for ratings and power.

Defining culture or reflecting it?

I’m not sure what to think of this. I spent the last few days at the nextMEDIA conference in Banff (Canada). At one panel I attended, a number of TV company representatives were telling the assembled room full of producers exactly what they’re looking for as far as content is concerned. They said a numberContinue reading “Defining culture or reflecting it?”