When Stunts Go Wrong
As soon as the stunt axe hit him on the Malaysian set of the action/adventure film he was wokring on in 2011, stunt performer Destan Arslanoski knew something had gone
Publication: The Australian
The Risktaking in Hitmaking
One way content producers can react to this new reality is by doubling down on blockbuster investments and focusing even less on smaller bets. … Continue readingThe Risktaking in Hitmaking
The End: The Human Experience of Death
Death is one of the most widespread and pervasive fears the human race shares. We know we’ll have to explain it to a young child regarding a pet or grandparent (or worse) some time, and we know we’ll meet our own one day. … Continue readingThe End: The Human Experience of Death
Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes
Konnikova’s writing style is conversational and alive, but it can get a bit dense when she describes the psychology experiments to support her claims. Many of them seem too complex to translate to the printed page, and simplifying terms a bit here and there would have helped. … Continue readingMastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes