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I am a freelance journalist, editor and media consultant with over 20 years experience. l write about lots of different topics, including: family, lifestyle, neurodiversity, travel and career.
I’ve had bylines in The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Observer, i Paper, Daily Express, Red, Tatler, Marie Claire, Grazia, Prima, Good Housekeeping, Woman, Woman’s Own and Take A Break magazine. I also write a column for my local paper, The Stratford Herald.
On the broadcasting side, I’ve appeared on the BBC, Channel 4, ITV, Talk TV, Radio 4 and Radio 2 and various shows, including This Morning, Good Morning Britain, Steph’s Packed Lunch, The Jeremy Vine Show, Vanessa Feltz Breakfast Show and The Kaye Adams Programme.
I have also lectured on journalism at several well-known universities and am a board member of Shello, an online space for women to ask advice, network and seek support on everything from career to being a single parent.
Alongside writing content, I offer 1:1 or team media consultancy and training to small businesses.
I have three children, including one with ASC. I am an autism advocate.
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Hi Georgina
I’d love to introduce you to London-based Rupert Rixon, the 23 year-old founder of Perspective Pictures, who’s been creating businesses since the age of 12.
Rupert can talk about how he launched Perspective Pictures from his parent’s shed with £50 in his bank account only two years ago, and how it grew to produce digital-first video for world leading brands including Rolls Royce, Google, Sony, UFC, Island Records, Red Bull, HSBC, Brewdog, RAF and more. It also recently closed a crowdfunding round worth £150k.
What started out as a YouTube channel created by a 16 year-old Rixon, has since grown into an experienced team of eight – with an average age of 23.125 – who create dynamic digital ads, documentaries, music videos, crowdfunding films, 360 videos, and commercial promos across the UK, Europe, North America, Asia, and North Africa.
Projects have seen the team longboard more than 3,000 miles across the US, hitchhike through India, ride a Boris Bike from London to Wales and back and stand up paddleboard down the Thames.
Rupert also hired his 17 year-old brother a year or so ago, so there’s a nice family element in there too.
Are you interested in speaking with Rupert? Would love to know your thoughts.
Cheers
Stephen
Rupert’s Views on brands in the digital age
Rupert’s aim is to create the most interesting and cinematic stories for brands in the digital and social age. He believes brands need to stop posting TV-style video content online and expect people to engage with it. He says: “Instead, they need to start working to produce more narrative-driven, well optimised and creative videos. Stop over-producing, stop ignoring the platforms, and start making something rad!”