I made a film about Competitive Endurance Tickling called Tickled in 2016, and then a series for Netflix about dark tourism called Dark Tourist.

All highly imaginative titles, huh.

Recently I’ve been writing a lot here on Webworm about conspiracy theory culture. You might have heard me talking about some of this with Dax Shepard on Armchair Expert.

So, what is Webworm?
Webworm is me doing what I love the most: worming my way into strange areas of the internet and real life, to bring you strange and fascinating stories from the edges of reality.

The kind of stuff I’ve always loved exploring with my documentary work.

Webworm is my way of making a sense of the world. And in doing so, I hope I get to help you make sense of things, too.

Webworm a newsletter you sign up for that’s delivered direct to you inbox.

It’s all 100% original writing and thoughts from me, to you.

Why subscribe?
The idea is my weird journeys and thoughts end up in your inbox.

It’s simple, you won’t miss anything, and a few times a week you’ll be taken to some strange and interesting places.

You can sign up for free and get the occasional Webworm delivered, or if it won’t cause you any financial hardship, you can become a paid member.

In return for that, you’ll get more of my writing — and additional stuff like monthly AMAs, behind-the-scenes of my work and access to all the archives.

You can also engage the comments and take part in the community I foster here.

As a paid member, you are directly supporting my work here on the newsletter, and beyond. You’re also helping me keep the important stuff coming out for free — including my writing around conspiracy theory culture. I think it’s vital this stuff goes as far and wide as possible.

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If you become a paid subscriber, you’ll get stuff like:

-Monthly AMAs
-Behind-the-scenes of projects I’ve worked on, or am currently working on
-More personal essays (no nudez)
-Me exploring the weird stuff that ends up in my mailbox like letters from Canada’s infamous murderer, Luka Magnotta
-Newsletters directly related to documentary making — from tips I’ve learnt in the field, to developing your ideas and making them your own… to pitching them to places like Netflix
-Some insights into journalism — paths into it, changes in the field, tips and tricks, and what you can expect if you’re just starting out