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Articles from our team on all things creative (and sometimes ghosty) – everything from advice on creating and marketing work, to our thoughts on the weird and wonderful.

Vision vs Logic in Cinema

A commercial poster for the film Inland Empire. The title is in white text at the centre, and the background is split in half between two photos horizontally. The lower photos is a woman screaming with a deep blue filter. The top photo is a woman looking over her shoulder with Los Angeles behind her with a deep red hue.

I got a message saying - 'if you can get here in time you can have the ticket'. So there I was legging it through the rain to get to BFI Southbank in Central London in the hopes of seeing... Continue Reading →

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MONO – A short film about the Truth

A large image on an eye in thermal vision lens is the background for the image. Over this is a black square near the top, which has white text reading 'Mono' over it. Below this text on the left hand side are two award certificates for London Lift off Festival and Voice Winter Festival. At the bottom of the screen are the logos for the Lift Off Film Network, Arts Council England and St Ghosty Creatives.

We've gone and done a short film and we're quite excited about it and there's not really a cool way of saying that. And yet, here we are. Very excited. MONO is a short film that we have created and... Continue Reading →

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Money Talks, but how much?: Subsidising Art in a time of panic

A large curtain of glass and light stands in front of a woman with her back to the camera while she reaches up to touch it. The Text above her reads - Hope for Art.

Things are happening! Right here. Right now. But where is here and what is now? Well it's the end of 2025. We're all exhausted and keeping your head up is hard. More specifically to us, being an artist, making money... Continue Reading →

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TRANSMISSIONS – A sound based, immersive Arts project for unpublished writers

A black background with the wording Transmissions written in white in the top left corner. At the center of the image are thre vertical strips with multi-coloured raindrops falling down. At the bottom of the image are the logos for The Royal Society of Literature, Arts Council England and Saint Ghosty Creatives.

We've done a thing! We're quite excited by this one, not going to lie. The headline is that we have a brand new project - Transmissions. Thanks to funding and support from The Royal Society of Literature, Arts Council England,... Continue Reading →

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Action for Palestine

A man wearing a keffiyeh or Palestinian headscarf walks down a sandy hill in Palestine, waving a Palestinian flag with other people standing in the background.

It is not possible to exist at this moment without talking about the genocide in Palestine. We're not pretending that we're a huge group with dramatic effect on social or political spheres, but it's vital that the suffering of the... Continue Reading →

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Creative Sector Accessibility isn’t an achievement. It’s a basic.

an abstract image with a light blue background with streaks of bright yellow on the right. There are three images of eyes at the centre looking to the right of the image. On is yellow, one is black and one is white.

There may be reasons why accessibility is lacking in the creative sectors, but there's no excuse. It seems difficult to stand in front of members of the public, creative or not, and convince them that art exists for all of... Continue Reading →

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War in Russian Dreams: Alternate Realities and Exploitation through Surreal Cinema

an hand drawn image of a young man with long brown hair holding a rose and looking at the viewer. A dark blue sky with white clouds is in the background.

Global political discourse is complicated. No fancy way of saying it and I’m not clever enough to put it in a more insightful way. Half the time I feel like we know the world, and the next I'm nodding in... Continue Reading →

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Resolutions: Opportunities to Kick off 2025

a young plsnt bud growing on the forest floor in sunlight

Making new year resolutions gets tedious. The trouble is that you're a creative - your life is full of resolutions because it has to be. To market yourself better, or write more pages, or try that new software or attend... Continue Reading →

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The Dark Arts: How to Submit Your Creative Work Online

A woman leaping between two hills over a large river. a dark, orange sunset is in the background.

How do you sell yourself as a creative? It's not that finding a place to share your work can be a daunting task. It's that it's 100% a daunting task. Where to go? How to go about it in the... Continue Reading →

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