The Realities of Living as an Artist As I get ready to leave university, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it actually means to make a living as an artist. The recent sound business workshop with Steve Taylor was … Continue reading →

I’ve never really used social media as a way of showing my work. Part of this comes from a general discomfort I feel with those platforms—scrolling, posting, performing for an audience that I don’t really know. It doesn’t feel natural … Continue reading →

My work as a freelance sound engineer in London has primarily focused on live settings, mixing live bands and helping run events of all descriptions and sizes. This work has given me an excellent technical foundation and the ability to … Continue reading →

I have been exploring various possibilities that could support me to move forward in my practice. The one that was quite interesting was RISE funding for early-career creatives, which offers small amounts of funding but is significant enough to help … Continue reading →

Thinking beyond university, I have been seriously considering how my practice might evolve into something that connects with broader audiences. My long term goal is to establish a small business specialising in custom acoustic solutions. The idea was born out … Continue reading →

As I prepare to finish my degree in Sound Arts, I’ve spent some time reflecting on how the course’s subject matter, my colleagues, and my experience have affected my practice and aspirations moving forward. The course afforded me the opportunity … Continue reading →