Creative non-fiction
The Kicker
3 October 2021
Young People in a Pandemic (episode producer)
In the below episode, we hear from Sam, Nicole, Rory and Abigail – four young Australians – to understand how they are dealing with the unexpected trials of the COVID-19 pandemic, including insecure employment, unaffordable living costs and the mental strains of endless lockdowns.
Byteside
17 June 2021
Making games about memory and longing
Few would think to transform a letter addressed to a friend who had passed away into a videogame. Cécile Richard did... Read more
The QUO
30 March 2020
Video games have the power to improve your mental health during lockdown
Video games can't (yet) promise to alleviate any mental illness but they can certainly work as powerful mediators. Escapism, exploration, communication, and mental health representation ? we can find all these through the virtual realities of video games. All we have to do is press play... Read more
Archer
21 March 2019
Liberté Egalité Feminité: Finding a welcoming home in street art
The clever approach of Cécile and Julie: using street art as a creative gateway into a relatively uncharted landscape of French feminist culture. Julie told me that the goal of the tours is “to demystify that feminism is difficult to wear”. Her wording could not have been more suitable... Read more
Woroni
6 March 2019
Station F: l’incubateur phare de la « startup nation »
Avez-vous envie d'établir votre propre start-up ? Paris vous attend ! Read More
Overland
1 November 2017
Film is never innocent
Protest is not always a march or a demonstration. It is sometimes a song or a poem. In My Own Words is an Australian documentary... Read more
I live and work on stolen Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung land. I pay respects to elders, past and present. I acknowledge this land was never ceded, sold, or given up and extend warmth and solidarity to all First Nations people. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land. Give it back. [-o-]