Oluwatayo Adewole Contributor Bronze
Hey there! I'm a wordy-type who's into all kinds of stuff, but especially: film, comics, theatre and trying to make the world a better place
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How-to Guide
28 March 2022How to have good stage presence
View How-to GuideDelivering a speech? Competing in a debate? Performing some Shakespeare? Here's your 'how-to’ for having a good stage presence.
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Feature
24 December 2020Top 10 films of 2020
View FeatureWhilst 2020 has been a strange year for film, there were still some gems to find.
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Interview
3 November 2020Interview with Daniel Bryden, New Creative
View InterviewWe talk to Daniel about the inspiration for his New Creative piece 'Bodies', and the process of creating tangible experiences through audio.
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Review
3 November 2020Bodies
View ReviewIn Bodies, New Creative Daniel Bryden manipulates pop and techno music to immerse us in the sweaty and complicated world of the club.
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How-to Guide
16 October 2020How to Make Street Art with Sinna One
View How-to GuideWe chatted with Sinna One, muralist, street artist and facilitator, about how to write poetry and make a career as a poet. It's part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.
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Review
1 September 2020Where Are You From?
View ReviewWhere are you from? provides a solid answer to its titular question
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How-to Guide
7 August 2020How to Write Poetry with Theresa Lola
View How-to GuideWe chatted with Theresa Lola, poet, facilitator and Young People's Laureate for London, about how to write poetry and make a career as a poet. It's part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.
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Interview
4 August 2020Interview with Emma Robinson, New Creative
View InterviewWe talk to Emma Robinson about her New Creative short, 'Being Better'.
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Review
4 August 2020Being Better
View ReviewBeing Better asks if we can break our addiction to self-improvement
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Review
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Review
14 July 2020Ffasiwn
View ReviewFfasiwn combines fashion and poetry in this hauntingly beautiful film.
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Blog
8 July 2020Forging community from crisis
View BlogIn our post-pandemic world, we need to support the people around us.
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Review
7 July 2020Swiped
View ReviewNew Creative commission Swiped takes online dating into virtual reality.
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Interview
7 July 2020Interview with Luke Collins, New Creative
View Interview"I think with really short films you need to give yourself some narrative toys to play with, so you can quickly change things for the audience without a loads of exposition."
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Interview
30 June 2020Interview with 1990's Chris, New Creative
View Interview“I know a lot more gay Davids who speak like the Queen, than I do gay Daves who speak like Barbara Windsor”
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Review
30 June 2020Erasure Island
View ReviewErasure Island expresses the experiences of those society often ignores.
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Interview
23 June 2020Interview with Jane Hearst, New Creative
View Interview"I know that all the amazing women I see around me are capable of everything I do, but often, they lack that confidence. They are overwhelmed and shaped by the negative associations made of us."
Latest Comments
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The Impact of Films on Modern Society by Ronald Ross -
My Spoken Word Challenge! Feedback Needed! by Jess McGlincheyHey, this is super brave and powerful. I'm glad you've found poetry as a method of self-expression!
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How important are young reviewers to theatres? by Philippa HancockDefinitely agree. I think more holistically in terms of criticism as a whole, it's important to have multifaceted perspectives.
E.g. an older reviewer may not get certain cultural touchstones referred to in certain productions. Or in a slightly different vein if all reviewers for a particular show are male, certain gender dynamics/experiences may be missed etc.
So yeah, I totally agree, and I think for the best criticism possible we need a wide range of critics
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Let's talk about Avengers: Endgame (Spoilers) by Tom InnissOne interesting thing to note with the Captain Marvel thing is probably that this was written and shot before Captain Marvel. So, basically the full idea of who the character was and how Larson was playing her wasn't that developed when Endgame was shot.
Also I didn't get to it in my article but the Russos doing interviews and stuff about their first LGBTQ+ character in 10 years and they're a throwaway civilian with three lines was kinda obnoxious.
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Comment posted on 16 November 2019
Hey, I can definitely get behind films being important to people (obvs I'm a bit biased). What films and/or soundtracks hit you emotionally?