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Writer, editor, and content creator with 15+ years’ experience of producing original, insightful material for a diverse range of platforms including YouTube, radio, podcasts, and more. Currently employed as Marketing Executive for an international education company, recent examples of my personal journalistic practice can be found on the queer-oriented James Bond fan site 'Licence to Queer'.
In addition, I have made numerous guest appearances on the 'Really, 007!' and 'Spyhards' podcasts, providing my own opinions on the many LGBTQ+ elements of the famous film series, while conducting original interviews with film alumni such as Irka Bochenko and Sébastian Foucan. This has also extended to interviews with authors such as Alyse Knorr and composers such as Jeff Tymoschuk.
My contributions to 'Spyhards' have also extended to video editing support, assisting in the production of their showcase interview features with industry professionals such as Colin Salmon, Denise Richards, Joseph Millson, stunt performer Nicky Naudé, and the film director John Glen.
I am always on the lookout for freelance writing, editing, and podcast-based assignments. Please feel free to contact me via social media or email me at [email protected].
Agent Scott and guest operative Sam Rogers welcome actor and freerunner Sébastien Foucan to the show to talk about filming Casino Royale's iconic parkour chase sequence. He also shares stories about pioneering parkour and founding the Foucan Academy.
@Really007 speak to actor, singer and model Irka Bochenko (@IrenBo007) who played Drax’s blonde beauty in Moonraker…
Bond's bed-hopping him more in sync with gay men than straight men - or so the stereotypes would have us believe. Sam Rogers takes a candid and funny look back over his love life to date, drawing parallels with Bond's.
George is joined by Sam for an in-depth discussion on the infamous sequel, the one that stopped the Sony Cinematic Universe from taking off but also one that may have had people change opinions in it as every year has gone by…
In the time between Spectre and No Time To Die coming out, a lot has happened. For Sam Rogers, this included his own coming out. Here he reflects on what the film means to him as a gay man and a Bond fan in general.
Sam Rogers delves into the similarities between the films in detail, exploring whether the overlaps are merely coincidences, nice easter eggs or whether there is something more substantial going on.
Many of you will have seen Sam Rogers' videos where he brilliantly re-imagines '80s Bond films as the most iconic TV shows from that decade. Here, Sam gives a personal introduction to each video and shares his video editing journey.
In this tribute to the late Diana Rigg, Sam Rogers compares the way Tracy Bond is presented in the book and the film of On Her Majesty's Secret Service and asks: "Why does Tracy resonate with me and many other fans?
The wait for No Time To Die has been made even more interminable for gamers of all persuasions by the complete lack of new Bond video games to fill the void.
Jill, Tilly, Paula, Aki, Plenty, Andrea, Corinne, Solange... None of these girls make it to the end credits alive and some of their deaths serve purposes which are dubious at best. Sam Rogers explores how the Bury The Gays trope can be applied to the girls that Bond fails to protect.