Written in collaboration with Ioana Selaru. An Afonica Sound production for BBC Radio 4
About: Alternative reality drama. Extended Life Syndrome (ELS) is a rare genetic condition that makes some people live twice as long. But would you want it? Now think again. Would you?
Music composition for the 20 year anniversary of adidas’ Y-3 campaign
Chapter 1
Chapter 1.5 feat Ioana Selaru
Production Credits:
Photography: Gabriel Moses
Creative Direction: Jamie Reid
Styling: Robbie Spencer
Movement Director: Blackhaine
Makeup: Nami Yoshida
Hair: Kiyoko Odo
Casting: Sarah Small
Set Design: Samuel Overs
Groomer: Nao Gayoso
Retouch: Studio Private
Editor: Joseph Taylor (The Assembly Rooms)
Colourist: Adam Kaniowski (Grain Post Production)
Online Editor : Matthew Blacklock
Online Editor: Otis Tree
Talent: Zinedine Zidane, Joe Grey Adams, @invuharry, Marcelo Zhang, Max Cookward, Ratiba Ayadi, Isabel Phua, Nandi
Production: Farago Projects
A three-part series featuring Axel Kacoutié’s inner world on The Heart
Featured Works: How to Remember, Paradise, A Sound Poem
A debut collection of poems by Axel Kacoutié.
Please do not touch the paintings or other exhibits, and do not cross barriers.
“A frenzy exultations she commands with soft vibrations
that induce a meditation
from her touch, ah! from her vivifying touch upon my skin.”
Two strangers and the illusion of a life lived together.
An intimate look at the man behind Liverpool’s last-minute magic.
A paranormal entity offers a lost boy an identity in the form on an Avirex jacket as The Gift blends Grime with surrealism, exploring the theme of identity and the dark external forces that chose to influence and manipulate the genre.
A seemingly composed man whose battle with his inner thoughts leads to a dark and truthful outburst when talking to an old friend.
In 2008, 20 year-old Brenda Birungi got into a fight in a nightclub to protect her sister. With no previous convictions, Brenda ended up serving 11 months in prison. It altered the course of her life.
In Unchained we hear from:
Paula, who called the police to her house 9 times to report domestic violence in the year before her arrest;
Amanda, who became a sex worker to support her partner’s drug use;
Krystal, who was arrested after stealing a duvet for her child;
Georgia, who was left to fend for herself at 15 while her single mum served a 3 month sentence.
All statistics in this documentary come from research by Women in Prison.
Producer: Jessie Lawson
Sound Design: Axel Kacoutié
A Prison Radio Association production for BBC Radio 4