Argh, so much to do - hence being so quiet of late. I’ve completely finished my Major 2 (The Times Crossword promo), have very nearly finished my Major 1 (elephant.co.uk rebrand) and have yet to enter production on my Negotiated Group project (DFES promo to encourages children to read more).

Not forgetting project reports, mounting work for display, promotional material for exhibitions et cetera. All due on 15th June - though I’m aiming to have most of the video work done by the 6th to show at my interview at Paramount Comedy on the 7th. Madness.

Last week’s Doctor Who story concluded tonight and both instalments were pretty damn good. The series has definitely warmed up and found its feet now. I am hopeful of very good things to come.

Must dash, footage in need of editing.

I don’t really bother with Big Brother any more, but I couldn’t go without mentioning Christian Bale entering the house!

Ha ha, this bloke even talks like him.

Having spoken about it on the drive home from yesterday’s shoot, Sam S. has sent me the link to a trailer for the new Rambo film.

Save two hours of your life in simply watching the trailer. It really does show you the whole thing.

Yesterday was an eventful day that saw me shooting the bulk of my Major 2 on the Isle of Dogs. I’ve two more scenes to shoot - which I am returning for tomorrow - as I wound up helping Elliot S. & Sam S. with their joint project in the evening through to the early hours… in which time I had my first ever kebab-shop kebab.

I know how to live, me.

Bromley was mentioned in The Bill tonight after a chase through what looked to be Greenwich Foot Tunnel. After the very London-centric episode a couple of months back it’s starting to look as if they’re branching out into the real world.

Big Brother According to Russell Brand tonight made for highly entertaining background noise whilst storyboarding tomorrow’s shoot for my Major 2 - a promo for The Times Crossword.

I’ve not watched much of the reality television programme since its third series, but this programme certainly made the best of what looked to be a series of dull moments.

As amusing as this news story is, I think the presence of the chocolate buttons have amused me more than the obvious.

Why would anyone order chocolate buttons? Surely you’d just buy some the day you want them from just about any corner shop. No?

Old doctors seen in new Doctor Who!

Well, sort of.

The Eurovision Song Contest last week (complete with our laugh-worthy entry) saw the real-time Doccie Who episode, 42, being postponed until tonight.

Not that we had much choice, but it was worth the wait - the doctor finally pulled his sonic screwdriver out of his arse and presented us with some excellence this series.

Let’s hope things are on the up.