What would life be like if we were living through World War 3?

A film review for the Bronze Award

This debate looks at whether pointe shoes should be worn from a young age or whether going onto pointe can be done by anyone without training. 

I chose to review this film because I had seen it before and liked it. I remember the animation being very good.I enjoyed the film, it was fast paced and exciting. It kept me interested for the whole hour and forty minutes.

I enjoyed the film very much. Sully is one of my favourite characters. The film was funny both visually and scripted. I enjoyed the competitive elements of the scare games. Please read my review to see more detail about why the movie works so well. 

May is Mental Health Awareness month, and mental health is of utmost importance for us to consider. Taylor Castro has released a song not only revealing her own deeply personal struggles with mental health, but also encourages others to do the same.

Sound of Play creates an audio history of video games

This is a review of Olafur Eliasson's virtual exhibition, 'Sometimes the river is the bridge'. It discusses the impact of Eliasson's exhibition and its current place within a global pandemic.

Jonny Ong has taken a break out from his busy schedule, promoting his newest release, the psychedically-charged 'Isolation', to chat to us about his songwriting process...

Blanks is a musician who should never be underestimated. Casually posting ‘Dance Alone’ on his YouTube channel under the nonchalant title “I wrote a song in quarantine”, the reception could never have been predicted.

Butterflies is an autobiographical story of going through cancer and finding a voice

In Bloom tries to be profound but ultimately misses the mark.