Managing Partner and Creative Director at Lockhart Media + Marketing. Founder of Sci Fi Generation TV. More on that some other time.
Focus, while I display flows ferocious about science, technology, creativity, and innovation. I'm very interested in how all of the above impact culture and society. I believe that the most scientifically literate among us will move society forward at a speed we've never seen before. I also believe that the most creative among us will make that trip forward a fun one. This is my personal blog, filled with wondrous things from across the Universe, which will hopefully inspire you to go change the world, or at least, your seat.
Nobody should be surprised by the dearth of minorities in contemporary media. On the surface, it’s a boring issue: Whether or not the stories of gay, black or women characters make their way into movies and television only becomes a central issue if specific industrial forces continue to keep them out. If a truly progressive society is color blind, then everyone should let the chips fall and assume equal opportunity remains in flux. The reality is a lot more complicated, as demonstrated this week by the release of the antiquated civil rights drama “The Help.”
Where we talk about her directorial debut, the episode of “Eureka” that aired last night, and where she reveals her upcoming independent short film, written by Ava DuVernay.
