Enlightenment.

So a bit longer than usual since my last post but I am back, better than ever.

I just watched Steven Soderbergh's 'Traffic', a colourful and diverse exploration into the world of drugs and the business that surrounds them. What really impressed me was how much it inspired my writing nature, and since finishing it i have been focused on getting some ideas to paper. (I also watched the masterful french thriller 'Tell No One' a few days ago, which is also incredible.)

On that note, i have also been thinking about what writing really means to me, and came up with an interesting analogy of it as a whole. Life is a museum, I am the tour guide and the audience are the tourists. That probably sounds a little formal/cliche but it really made me think about how important writing is to me, and the possibilities that it has. All i need in life is a pen and some sheets of paper.

In other news (woah i sound like a reporter) i have a film shoot up in London on Monday evening, have been overdosing on COD: Black Ops (I decided to let Uni work take a hike for a few days - if i don't enjoy myself now I never will) and on the forthcoming Friday i shall be attending Secret Cinema, in London once again. Which should be incredible, although i can not divulge anything about it until the last date has been fulfilled.

I've noticed that all my posts contain at least one thing about film, but its surprising how much more it motivates me to talk about after watching a good one.

Expect more soon people.