2 days ago 3 min Sundance 2021: Covering a Festival Digitally How an American film festival has gone digital in times of lockdown. by Amy Smith With the world on lockdown, the Creative Arts is one of...
4 days ago 2 min Judas and the Black Messiah - Review As part of Black History Month by Amy Smith Out of all the films that premiered at Sundance this year, the biggest name on the list was u...
6 days ago 4 min Committing to an Arts Education During a Pandemic A review of how COVID-19 has affected teaching and learning in the Arts by Julie Toft Carlsen Arts degrees are often seen as the lesser c...
6 days ago 4 min Aberdeen Alumnus awarded Scottish Book Trust New Writer of 2021 In conversation with winner Hannah Nicholson Storyteller and book-lover, Hannah Nicholson, is one of the most talented voices in the Aber...
7 days ago 2 min When Diversity Makes the Difference On Why The Wilds Might Just Be What We’ve Been Waiting For. by Alessandra Puglisi Part survival-tale and part YA coming-of...
Feb 19 2 min Film Production to Shoot in Aberdeen Director Jon S. Baird comes back home to shoot his upcoming film ‘Tetris’ in the city.
Feb 1 2 min Extraordinary in every way: Aberdeen University’s Extraordinary Burns Supper by Georgia-May Drennan On Monday 25th January 2021, University of Aberdeen global alumni united for a wonderful evening to celebrate Scot...
Jan 21 5 min Italian Mobsters and French Agents: Reviews of Gomorrah and Call My Agent Are you struggling to find a new TV series on Netflix? Here are two recommendations to keep you going through lockdown. By Aedan Brennan ...
Dec 7, 2020 4 min Five Wholesome Shows to Watch This Winter Break With the semester nearly over and lockdown still in place, here are some feel-good shows to sink your teeth into this winter.
Nov 27, 2020 3 min Pokey LaFarge’s Hollywood Redemption by Paisley Regester I had the opportunity to chat with American roots musician, Pokey Lafarge, about his most recent album and his acting...
