Monthly Archives: January 2014

YouTube: Cheap Chills and Thrills

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Linked from my personal YouTube channel, this short video is made up of clips from the dazzling array of haunted houses and rides at Toronto’s Screemers circa 2012. Though out of date, and filmed on an iPhone (shudder) this was … Continue reading →

Double Standards: “Nonsense, you’re too kind!”

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“Girls are trained to say, ‘I wrote this, but it’s probably really stupid.’ Well, no, you wouldn’t write a novel if you thought it was really stupid. Men are much more comfortable going, ‘I wrote this book because I have … Continue reading →

Super Women: New Feature!

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As a passionate fangirl, it pains me to see how: A. Few strong female characters there are in my favourite shows B. Little recognition the amazing femme characters receive My new ‘series’ Super Women will bring to light all the … Continue reading →

Honest Journalists: An endangered species?

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One can not doubt the importance of journalism. When public figures speak, journalists are there to listen to, record, and convey the important information to the public. At the root of every great revolution, is a great journalist. Whether it … Continue reading →

My life in Pixels: Look ‘ma, it’s in black and white! Am I a professional photographer now?!

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A close family friend of mine recently had her daughter christened, and asked if I could photograph the event. Below are a few of my favourite pictures. As an amateur photographer, I’m always eager to hear constructive feedback and tips! … Continue reading →

News in the 21st Century: Faith! Trust! (and a little pixie dust)

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User generated content is on the rise; with the help of the internet, and online media, access to information is quicker, cheaper, and easier than ever. Anyone, anywhere, can create ”journalistic” content through a quick YouTube video, podcast, blog post, … Continue reading →