From Immersive Venues to Experiential Infrastructure: what M511 in Hangzhou gets right – and what it still needs
Reflections on exploring immersive venues and what this model offers universities, industry, and touring XR work.
Reflections on exploring immersive venues and what this model offers universities, industry, and touring XR work.
How commissioning for online audiences is changing, and what China’s micro-series boom reveals about the future of digital-first content.
How I co-wrote an academic article, self-published it in a day, assigned a DOI, and bypassed traditional academic publishing gatekeepers.
How academic publishing became a billion-pound industry, questioning access to knowledge, and the impact on researchers and universities.
A response to Michael Webb’s Jisc keynote arguing for a sector-specific AI strategy, focused on practice, agency, and curriculum change.
A reflective response on trust, intrapreneurship and academic development, questioning whose voices are heard and how learning is positioned.
Why REF recognition isn’t enough, and how creative practice research needs better infrastructure to be visible, discoverable, and usable.
Reflections on making the Solent and South Hampshire Film Office happen, and the often invisible work behind civic and creative development.
AI is transforming UK screen production workflows, roles, and skills. Discover what Higher Education must do now to prepare graduates for an AI-driven industry.
The City as Escape Room transfers a simple metaphor and reveals a complex layering of place, participation, and affect in meaning-making.