I mentioned yesterday how we have to start planning for the long stretch; we can’t take any of the old models for granted any more. The drive for normalcy should be a drive to find what can be different not how we get back to what we did before. We can’t take the workforce for… Read More Reflect, Reorganize, Reinvent
I saw a tweet thread by Matt Ballantine the other week: I was in central London again a few days ago, doing some more filming for my current assignment. The rooms were clearly marked with the maximum capacities they could hold. We used one room that I’d been in before; a couple of years ago… Read More Hybrid workshop
As part of my commitment to producing nil/neutral cost content, I regularly submit photos that I think may be of interest to people on peer to peer picture sharing sites. I got an email from one the other day (not Pixabay), encouraging me to ‘move myself’ up the leader board. Apparently, with a few more… Read More Leader? Bored.
In the book Musical Human by Michael Spitzer, he comments how the score of a piece of music should explain how it should sound. He recognises that it doesn’t; the score describes what should be played. What we fail to understand is the pace, cadence, expression, sharpness or how the notes are harmonised. What we… Read More Shut up and play
Since I had surgery a couple of years ago, my eye has become one of the main ways I can recognise I’m not at my best. I have noticed a black spot appears in my field of view when I’m especially fatigued. It sits in my vision and moves every time I try and focus… Read More Black spot
Lost and Desperate 