'Weight no More' is a service that will revolutionise the fitness industry and aims to encourage greater numbers of population to attend various gyms around the world. 'Weight no More' will take the form of an app that tracks the amount of people in any gym that uses the service at any one time. As … Continue reading Weight no More →

This semester, we were tasked with creating a presentation that told the story of someone in a field of work that we were interested in and talk about their professional values and the journey that they have been on. In my case, I was extremely lucky to have access to my personal friend, Tye Grieve. … Continue reading BCM313 – The Evaluation of Tye Grieve →

Listening and reflection are vital for personal development and alignment of professional goals. The example that University of Wollongong’s High Achievers Recruitment Coordinator Bailey Bond put forward to the BCM313 congregation is excellent for framing multiple events that translate to most workplaces while also demonstrating some important yet relatable theory, emotional labour. American Sociologist Arile … Continue reading Bailey Bond and Emotional Labour in the Workplace →

Change is a common occurrence in any workplace. Whether it be a change in roles, new staff, shifts in workplace ideologies and practises or any other number of situations that fall under the umbrella of change. As I started my working life from the young age of 14, I have experienced my fair share of … Continue reading Change is apart of life: A narrative essay →

Hello fellow members of BCM313. It has been a pleasure to read all your introductory blogs and be introduced into some amazing skills that you all exhibit. This reading sent me into a state of serious self reflection about my own skillset and what I can offer and man, this was a can of worms … Continue reading Introducing Myself: A skill in itself →

"How vital are trigger warnings in our ever evolving online world?" For the duration of the semester in BCM312, I have chosen to investigate further the topic of trigger warnings, more specifically the role they play in our online world. In the past decade, there has been a serious insurgence in an individual’s values, beliefs … Continue reading BCM312 Idea Blog →

For the 2020 BCM241 auto-ethnographic research project, I decided that I would explore the media niche, vloggers. In a more specific sense, I explored their audiences and what it takes to become a fan of these celebrities. In this study, I would immerse myself into the world of both David Dobrik and Logan Paul, I … Continue reading BCM241 Auto-ethnographic research project →

During the process of completing BCM215, a Digital Artefact was completed that studied a game media text or para-text and analysed it throughout the semester. My project studied marketing and advertising, particularly games and gaming developers that advertised well and others who advertised badly. I also ensured that I made a very clear definition as … Continue reading Contextual Report and DA: BCM215 →

Logan Paul began his internet career, as did many current internet celebrities, on the platform formally known as Vine. Vine was huge when it was released in 2013 and Logan Paul was one of the biggest stars on the app, having his short videos played over 4 billion times. As he took off, he spread … Continue reading Logan Paul Field Notes →

Alright, so what does it mean to be a David Dobrik Fan? How am I going to do this? Well, first things first is to dive headfirst into his YouTube channel. Oh no… Uni is getting really tough guys… All jokes aside, it was time to get serious. *Que intense montage music* I started from … Continue reading Unedited David Dobrik Field notes: BCM241 →