Notes on Entertainment Futures · June 2026
The Next Billion Storytellers Have The Tools. Now What?
My reflections on AI filmmaking, with a focus on distribution, valuation and the business around creative work.
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Essays, published work and research on technology, creative businesses, learning and the stories we tell.
Notes on Entertainment Futures · June 2026
My reflections on AI filmmaking, with a focus on distribution, valuation and the business around creative work.
Read The Article ↗CHAI · April 2022 · Co-authored
A published case study on turning a data-quality diagnosis into a practical improvement plan for routine immunisation.
Read The Article ↗CHAI · February 2022 · Co-authored
How a health-worker learning programme combined videos, skills assessments and ongoing support.
Read The Article ↗Medium · December 2018
A candid account of an uneven reading year, some African books and the pleasures and limits of a reading list.
Read The Article ↗HBS · 2024 · Co-authored research
How a product built around entertainment grows into shopping, and what that changes about its strategy.
Read The Research Note →HBS · November 2023 · Co-authored research
An examination of royalties, ownership and the assumptions behind private-equity investment in music.
Read The Research Note →HBS · December 2023 · Individual strategy memo
A strategy memo weighing the economics of staying in streaming against a different use of a media company’s assets.
Read The Research Note →HBS · Individual reflection
A reflection on the stories I grew up with, the range of African experiences on screen and the possibilities of other formats.
Read The Research Note →HBS · April 2024 · Team research
A team analysis of how an entertainment business recovered and changed the way it used its characters and creative assets.
Read The Research Note →HBS · Japan · January 2024 · Team project
A field project exploring where augmented-reality technology could be useful, and what would support expansion.
Read The Research Note →HBS · 2024 · Independent research
How African films and television get funded, what investors need and why reaching paying audiences matters.
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