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This is where to find some of the radio content i have done for college. Enjoy!

this is where you will find any articles or feature i have written for the writing for the media part of my college course, as well as anything else i fancy writing. I am fairly new to this and it has been an interesting challenge, but I enjoy it :)

(Feature for print assignment) Imagine it: you're seeing your favourite show. The music swells, the lights go up, the actor pauses as the ensemble come together. the showstopper is about to begi- PING. The moment is ruined by someone getting a text. Going to the theatre is a uniquely incredible experience. It's a chance to escape. The story is playing out right in front of you in real time, with the most skilled and passionate of performers giving it their all. It blows my m

I enjoy making audio content, particularly as someone who is VI. I have done loads of this in college, including presenting two 'live' radio shows and lots of pre recorded items. i have conducted interviews in studios and on location, and edited them all down. One of my radio shows was an hour long music show, full of 2010s throwbacks. That was my first time presenting properly and i remember being so nervous. Despite having no audience, I was determined to do my best. Looki

welcome! This is the section dedicated to all my television and video work. I'm grateful to have had some great experiences in this field, inside and outside of college. ​ At college, I have sound mixed in the gallery for a television broadcast-style end of year awards show, as well as film studio and location projects, ​ In the studio, I have done basic camera operations, floor manage, sound levels/mixing, and some directing. On location, I have been a boom operator and an a

in August 2024, myself and my friend Nicola were kindly invited to the opening of the access for all accessible railway project at Uddingston train station. People close to the project had previously visited us in school, and we had given our personal thoughts for making the station more accessible. As visually impaired young people, we suggested things like brighter steps and the use of braille. it was amazing and everyone was so nice! it felt great to know that we were help

Every Scottish person has seen Still Game, and if they haven’t, chances are they have seen or heard an iconic scene from the sitcom. It is often regarded as one of the best Scottish shows of all time, and the characters, catchphrases and references stick with many of us in our day to day lives. Nothing beats rewatching the Craiglang gang a thousand times for fans, however if you're looking for something fresh to watch but want to keep the same sense of humour and memorable