The Many (Mis-)Adventures of Kittu Pannu

  Filmed in Paris, France. It was awesome! For this film experiment, I chose to build a story around how people define themselves in relation to others, whether it be through the relationship status one has or just the way other people view someone based on their appearances. From here, I created a screenplay with … Continue reading »

You throw your head back laughing like a little kid. | I think it’s strange that you think I’m funny because he never did. | I’ve been spending the last eight months | thinking all I’ve ever done is | Break, and burn, and end. | But on a Wednesday, in a café, I watched … Continue reading »

What a whirlwind of a week. From baguettes to the never ending vino to the amazing sights, Spring Break in Paris has been one of the best Spring Breaks I’ve had (it’s up there with last year’s family cruise to the Caribbean and Mexico). I’ve lived the dream. I got to shoot a French New Wave … Continue reading »

Out of nowhere, Beyoncé decides to drop new music today. A two-parter of sorts titled “Bow Down/I Been On” shows Bey not worrying about Parental Advisory labels and trading R&B flourishes for fresh Hip-Hop beats (courtesy of Hit Boy). She’s putting people in their place and it works; my favorite part so far is when … Continue reading »

If the French have mastered at least one thing, it’s definitely the art of protesting. “La Haine,” directed and written by Matthieu Kassovitz, is a film that explores the feelings and state of French suburb life in the early ’90s. Starring Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé and Saïd Taghmaoui as principle cast members, the film focuses … Continue reading »

So the Indian government announced in January that they’re creating a wrist watch that can alert local authorities of a distressful situation and send the coordinates so they can intervene. While this system reminds me A LOT of the Life Alert necklaces they recommend senior citizens get… I’ll play Devil’s Advocate for a second (and … Continue reading »