Writing, whenever
They found him sick and alone and pale, his face barely pink at all. Overeager and surrounded by greasy, plastic wrappers. A poor choice that threatened to hospitalize him. In the end, he neglected his responsibilities and curled up in straw for days. He saw no-one and said nothing. When he returned to polite, sober,… Continue reading Hamstrung Out
Special episode 2 of 5. After 1200kms of driving, we arrive in Airlie Beach — the port gateway to the Whitsundays. Care of crocodiles.
An investigation into a local factory that once made excuses for The Weekly Inciter. By Juliette Furneaux They were once the River City’s most exclusive service. One whose existence is hard to believe but impossible to disprove. We could all do with a few extra days off per year. But do you know how to… Continue reading The Can’tery
Special episode 1 of 5. Over New Year's break in 2018, we travelled to the beachside town of 1770 — Captain Cook's first landing spot in Queensland after narrowly avoiding shipwreck on the Great Barrier Reef. He hated it. We didn't.
The 2019 Australian Federal Election is only a week away. We all have a part to play in democracy… even the dogs. Music by MR_F:https://soundcloud.com/havingaurlisdumb https://soundcloud.com/havingaurlisdumb/master-edit Read the Australian Electoral Commission’s official guide to voting:https://www.aec.gov.au/election/guide.htm Watch LETTERBOXER here.
Its notice had been tendered by, and to, the appropriate authorities but it was still a surprise to find it missing come trading hours. Foot traffic was thick but not quite the regular treacle except for the amazed gathering at the now empty site. Signed paperwork was on display at the foot of where the… Continue reading Bank Holiday
the vlog, season three episode one.286 kms, 4 days off, 1 old friend in town. For best results, walk along the Byron Bay headland. Music prod by http://www.Freekvanworkum.net. Find season two of the vlog here.
The calls don't often come after midnight. The phone by the bed rings and wakes Sally-Ann before me.
The messages come through fast and often. They cascade down the monitor, black characters on a white background divided by light grey borders. Names, locations, requests — musical or otherwise. New texts slide in at the bottom, bumping through the queue of new album spins, talkback requests, or lonely conversation. But sometimes one pushes its… Continue reading Text Line
In the eighth episode of On Set with Racheal Leigh, I sit down with Racheal to discuss all things web series and starting out in filmmaking.
