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Send us a textTom Jolliffe is a screenwriter, producer and film journalist, known for Renegades (2022), War of the Worlds: The Attack (2022), Cinderella's Revenge (2023) and The Baby in the Basket (2024).He grew up in Marlow, England with a passion for cinema that began in the video store aisles. After studying film at university he focused more on writing film reviews including some guest reviews for publications like Aint it Cool and Moviehole, before becoming a regular contributor (and still remains so) for popular UK film site, Flickering Myth.With an interest in screenwriting, he began focusing increasingly on trying to get scripts made, coming close to selling a number of shorts and features (which fell at the final hurdle). He then took to producing to take more control over the outcome and co-produced Out (2015) an award-winning short film starring Shone Romulus (Top Boy) and Joerg Stadler (Saving Private Ryan).After successfully following up with a number of award-winning short films, he transitioned to features writing low-budget horror films, including Amityville Witches, Jurassic Island and Jack and Jill, which have all been released worldwide on DVD and VOD.In 2020 he signed on to write the star-studded revenge film, Renegades (2021), starring Lee Majors, Danny Trejo, Michael Pare, Tiny Lister, Billy Murray and Ian Ogilvy. In 2022 he signed on to work with Mark L. Lester (Commando) on Cinderella's Revenge (Natasha Henstridge) the first of four horror adaptations with Lester as producer.He continued to write regular features, jumping between several genres before looking to produce his own films. After working with long-time friend, Nathan Shepka on the critically acclaimed When Darkness Falls (2022), the pair collaborated once again on The Baby in the Basket (Maryam d'Abo, Paul Barber) joined by Gary Collinson, the editor-in-chief of Flickering Myth for whom Jolliffe has written articles since 2010.He also began working on the Singaporean

Send us a textGreg Harris is no stranger to the Gospel Music community. Blazing a trail from obscurity to prominence, Greg Harris has arrived with a brand new single “Ordinary People the Remix” Greg is a native from Little Rock, Arkansas. He grew up in the church and has always used his musical talents in playing the organ, singing and directing the church choir.In 1994, Greg formed The Little Rock Community Choir. Greg Harris and the Little Rock Community Choir traveled across the USA promoting their first project Songs from the Heart released in 1996 and Their Second Project Greg Harris Live in Little Rock released in 1998. Greg Harris and the Little Rock, Community Choir was featured on the Bobby Jones Gospel Show on the BET Network. The Choir had several hit songs from their first release that received heavy radio rotation and was listed on several radio stations’ playlist. The songs lifted and inspired the people who heard the songs playing on the radio. In 1998 Greg was recruited to be on the program the city of Chicago presented to give a salute to the late Queen of Gospel Music, Albertina Walker. The choir shared the stage with some of the elite names in gospel such as the Chicago Mass Choir, The Barrett Sisters, and Rev. Clay Evans to name a few of the featured artist on this one in a lifetime celebration of a gospel legend.Greg Harris and the Little Rock Community Choir performed in Little Rock, Arkansas at a Democratic Rally for former president Bill Clinton and in New York City for the federal Government during the Fleet Week activities. Under Greg’s leadership many inspiring musicians had opportunities to travel across the country and receive regional and national exposure. In 2000, Greg Harris took a break from gospel to continue his day time profession as an educator. Greg received Uni-Serv training from the National Education Association and was accepted as a 2000 NEA Intern. Greg did his field experience in Binghamton New York, while in New York; Gr

Send us a textWelcome! My name is Emily Dimes, I am a singer, songwriter and KPOP cover artist ✨🎵 My debut original single Till It Fades Away is out now! Join my mailing list for exclusive updates, freebies and behind the scenes access ♥️ https://emilydimes.beehiiv.com/subscribe🎶 ☀️  New song TILL IT FADES AWAY - https://ffm.to/tillitfadesawayWhat to expect?• I sing K-Pop songs translated into English and arranged on piano, in a fresh style as "English ballad" versions 🎹 • I also talk about my journey as an independent singer-songwriter including how I prep content, manage my schedule and stay on track for my goals 🥰 • I plan to create some language-oriented content soon as well for language learners! 📝 💡 Remember to subscribe and turn on notifications for updates and new videos! 🎤If you like my content, please consider supporting my music by joining as a channel member. You get exclusive content and early access to videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Rx4PHcO66dvi5fcduTLSg/join 🌺 LinksTill It Fades Away OUT NOW!ffm.to/tillitfadesaway.OYDSpotifyopen.spotify.com/artist/48hz03ijUFkznv8JfxOcub?si=985tV-VxT5uSMhKX2_TyvAMailing Listemilydimes.beehiiv.com/subscribeTikToktiktok.com/@emilydimesInstagraminstagram.com/emilydimesPatreonpatreon.com/emilydimesThreadsthreads.net/@emilydimes'Songs For Comfort' Playlistopen.spotify.com/playlist/2DVdPYZTdqSKTyDwXcFxPM?si=b19b7e7480414876Find Me Everywhere!linktr.ee/emilydimesSupport the show

Send us a textJoanne Lockwood is the founder and CEO of SEE Change Happen, a Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Practice with a specialism in providing Transgender Awareness and support to organisations and businesses.Her mantra is Smile, Engage and Educate and she passionately believes that “people are people” and, no matter who they are, deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.With a background spanning from the Royal Air Force to a thriving IT business, Joanne has pivoted her career towards HR and People Consulting. She partners with “People People” — the HR professionals, Talent and Recruitment leads, and Organisational and Learning and Development leaders. Guided by her mantra “Smile | Engage | Educate,” Joanne nurtures Positive People Experiences, transcending traditional EDI models to bring about deeply rooted, sustainable change.The AccoladesHer soulful impact has not gone unnoticed. Joanne is a Fellow of the Professional Speaking Association UK&I and a Fellow of the Institute of Equality and Diversity Professionals. Featured in a Channel 4/RDF documentary, “The Making of Me,” she also hosts the ‘Inclusion Bites’ podcast and formerly served as a Trustee for akt, the LGBT+ Youth Homeless Charity.Support the show