Category Archives: technology

Wikipedia Hates Women: 4 Dark Sides of The Site We All Use

Posted on 2015-08-16 by

I co-wrote a piece for Cracked about my experiences editing Wikipedia. Advertisements

Posted in gender, technology, wikipedia

Ant-Man’s 3D falls flat

Posted on 2015-07-24 by

Big action movies – particularly superhero films – are these days often enough in 3D that Fantastic Four being a 2D-only release is news. But these days me and my friends usually specifically go for 2D showings. It’s just not … Continue reading →

Posted in comics, marvel cinematic universe, technology

deep compositing

Posted on 2014-02-27 by

FXGuide wrote about deep compositing, touching on my work in this area for Nuke.

Posted in films, technology

Facebook introduces choice of 50 genders – but why can’t we write in our own?

Posted on 2014-02-14 by

I wrote a piece for the New Statesman about Facebook’s new gender options.

Posted in gender, technology

3D and The Day of the Doctor

Posted on 2013-11-28 by

I wrote an article about how “The Day of the Doctor” provides a reason for 3D cinema to exist.

Posted in doctor who, technology

On pressing the button

Posted on 2013-09-03 by

I wrote an explanation about why I thought the Wikipedia article for Chelsea Manning should be at that location.

Posted in gender, technology