PROJECTS: Rubble

While Googling myself, I uncovered a scene I wrote for one of my university classes in 2009 on YouTube, uploaded by one of my classmates who worked on it. I thought it might offer some amusement to anyone who reads here regularly.

PERSONAL: No Diversions Allowed / Badass Summer Ahead

Ah, Diversionist, how I’ve missed you. Exam season has come and gone, and our time apart is no more! Sure, Finale Season in May will probably cause The Signal to blossom in my affections for four weeks, but you are my home. If only we had something to talk about…

PERSONAL: Just Stopping By

Life has a tendency to get a little crazy, and in recent weeks, that’s happened. Between the pilot I’ve been writing, and my other work for class… The Diversionist has been neglected somewhat. I guess, sometimes, I don’t have time for diversions.

WRITING: Evil Essays That Go to Waste

There’s just something about essays written for school that, except in specific instances, makes them feel unpresentable. I’ve been writing them since high school, and 3/4 of my way through university, there’s still few essays I’ve written for class that I’d be comfortable showing off. Why?

PERSONAL: On Insomnia, Gaga, and My Bubble

It hasn’t been a particularly eventful week, but I’ve had plenty to think over while stressing over things I really shouldn’t be stressing about. After the jump, a look at my nagging (though mild) insomnia, the sudden resurgence of certain songs in my iPod, and a pondering of a life somewhat unlived…

EDUCATION: On University Classes and the Why of Them

I’m a third-year student in Ryerson University’s Radio and Television Arts program. As of this writing, I’ve undertaken five semesters, and am in the midst of a sixth, with two more forthcoming before graduation. I’ve noticed four particular purposes by which I approach a class within my program.