Boom!
I apologies to those who follow, for once again for my sporadic, infrequency of new posts. Unfortunately, at present I have met yet again; that mental and physical block of creativity. I have had many events unfold recently, the death of one of my closest friends, Chris Lloyd. The birth of my new nephew, Leonidas Danté Sarabadu. The many freelance jobs, part-time work and production. As well as battling through university and travelling back and forth London like my house is on fire.
Therefore, I have just had a little browse through my previous work to see what I have accomplished with my time in university over the last 5 years. It’s amazing to look back now and see how much my life has taken such a turn, the most important lesson I have just learnt is that, I could always do more.
I don’t suppose you may have encountered this but I occasionally work filming night events, psytrance, night clubs etc. During work, I very often work 18+ hour shifts, the kind of shift that are illegal even for companies such as Mc Donalds to push their workers into. I love them but the stress of so many hours, alcohol, cigarettes every 20 minutes to keep you awake and the buzz of the night does take a toll on your body; So much more than waking up the next day from a night out with a hangover, recovery can take a week! The feeling that you accomplished so much, set a new personal record, enjoyed every second with amazing people and made an impact for a person is a feeling that rivals euphoria and is definitely worth the physical anguish.
This is the type of feeling I get when looking back at this work and appreciating the time I put on them. Have a look and tell me what you think, for the next posts coming up will be my recent work and is miles better than this work from my former self. Until then, I bid you farewell as I have some epic events coming up soon that require a LOT of attention and I have regained my strength and determination to make sure I put 200%
Thank you all!
