James Howard, Copywriter
James Howard was born in the eighties. After gaining a degree in German Literature, he worked in Berlin for a record company, then later wrote about film, music and transgressive sub-culture for VICE magazine in Brussels before continuing his career as a Translator. He has also written on music for The Brighton Journal and several smaller, independent websites. Now, as a qualified copywriter, he lives in Brighton, where he is finalising his first novel: Blue Bombs – a hallucinatory satire about the UK culture wars. As a writer, he believes in crisp, simple – but voluble – text. Perhaps, like if Jay McInerney had decided to be a copywriter.
James Howard’ s Portfolio for Agora
New Media and Film: How Digital Changed Cinema
This year marks twenty years since the release of George Lucas’ Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, the first blockbuster, the first mainstream film to be fully shot and released on digital film [...]