Freelance/Personal Work
A passionate and experienced writer who has an interest in everything arts, lifestyle current affairs and internet culture!
During my undergraduate Media Studies degree at the University of East Anglia I worked as Film Editor for their award-winning student paper Concrete. I wrote across numerous culture sections. In my second year, I worked with BBC Norfolk to create a radio miniseries called 'Sustainability and Me', covering ethical consumption in fashion.
I'm currently studying MA Arts and Lifestyle Journalism at the University of the Arts London, sharpening my skills whilst working freelance in my spare time with The Escapist magazine amongst other publications.
Email me at: [email protected]
Freelance/Personal Work
Foxes have 'begun to dig burrows' in soil of rooftop garden at the as yet unopened King's Cross headquarters
It's been ten years since QAnon theories first took over alt-right online communities, and these family members are still recovering from its damage.
After three long years, Arcane has come to an emotional and dramatic conclusion. The animated series has not only been celebrated as a masterclass in storytelling and artistry but has also made history as a cultural phenomenon. Garnering four Primetime Emmy Awards and earning universal acclaim, Arcane stands as the most successful silver screen adaptation of a video game to date.
Feature - Solar has grown an audience showcasing the versatility of 4C afro hair through hair-sculpting.
An opinion piece on the fictionalised true crime anthology series 'Monsters'.
Once shaped by nostalgic browser games, Gen Z are now finding fashion-forward fun and creativity in Roblox's latest hit, "Dress to Impress."
Examining the Evolution and Future of Video Game Adaptations Written by Ore Adeyoola It's the early nineties, and video games have just experienced a boom in popularity. As two extremely visual mediums, film adaptations of video games felt like a no-brainer.
Exploring the ability to Build Safe Spaces for Girl Gamers - Post Flash Written by Ore Adeyoola If you had a childhood anything like mine, you spent a worrying amount of hours in front of a computer screen, scrolling through hundreds of flash games and virtual worlds.
BBC Radio Norfolk - 'Sustainability and Me'
The first episode of 'Sustainability and Me' involves vox-pop interviews conducted by me. I narrated, recorded and edited this miniseries as part of my undergraduate placement with BBC Radio Norfolk.
My Zine
a zine designed to platform and connect creatives from marginalised groups, focusing on visual art, writing, film, fashion and music. the first issue focuses on the theme of identity and art. thank you to all the wonderful creatives who contributed to this zine, please scan the QR codes and support these artists!