You know, the understandably selfish need to succeed and make the most of your life in a city that’s perceived to be dying. How has Sydney change over the last few years, and is that change for better or worse: I guess it’s developed a sense of good hustle through apathy. Of course there’s the issue of over saturation and the fact that “influence” often trumps skill, but that’s another story. It’s these people that give Sydney clout, making it so much more than the sunny city with the Opera House.
There are pockets of extremely talented, young people who’ve realised that the come up is attainable-on a quest to get what’s theirs.
How healthy are the creative industries in Sydney these days: From my lens, I believe it’s thriving despite constant critique. There’s always somewhere warmer, somewhere cheaper, somewhere more en vogue. Perhaps I’m jaded or alternatively it’s the truth. What’s the worst thing about it: That it doesn’t have any extremely redeeming qualities worth bragging about. It’s extremely superficial, but I still feel this way despite the fact that I don’t make enough effort to see them. What’s the best thing about living in Sydney: It’s familiar, and my friends, family, and a large amount of my favourite acquaintances are all here.
Where do you live now: Alexandria, Sydney Instagram handle: do you do: DJ, Digital Comms Manager, Writer, TV/Radio Presenter
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