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An Artist & Diarist's Audiovisual Production

Exploring how our approaches to media & technology can result in more substantial and enjoyable results.

About jaseanton.com

The Vision

With a multidisciplinary approach, drawing from disparate elements to bring together a coherent whole, we can make use of our technology and media to progressively learn about, and adapt to where we’ve been, where we are, and where we may be heading, playing as effective a game of life as we could aim for.

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Welcome

Take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about me, what I managed to achieve, and how I did it. I‘m sure adapting some of the approaches I’ve used could work for many of us. I hope you enjoy and benefit from the site and even take a moment to drop me a line with a ’hello’ or feedback and suggestions.

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Video

The Man Who Woke To Find He Was An Emergency Vehicle

Beginning to tie it all together and move forward, at last.

Leisurely Jase Time (2025)

It's finally my time

Thought & Entertainment (2025)

Considering what makes for a better approach

To Wit To Woo (2025)

Exploring the relationship between our nature & rationality

A State of Emergency at the Disco Inferno (2025)

A 'return of the repressed'

Repression, Exploration & Expression (2025)

What you really need to be doing

Smartphone Era v Deliverance (2012)

A brush with The Man

Beyond the Crucible (2012)

Endings and beginnings: What began my journey

Creative Audio-Visual Production

Multidisciplinary Perspective

I’ve drawn from a wide array of influences- both formal and informal - to fashion ways of doing things which work for me, from the likes of philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis, sociology, cultural studies, media ecology, and so on, constructing a framework that matched my requirements.

Accessible Equipment & Software

I use relatively accessible and largely inexpensive devices and software to do what I do. The chances are, you already have the bulk of what you’d need. As time’s passed, I’ve assembled more devices and software, but originally started out with a phone, a computer, and a series of apps which suited me.

Practice Makes Perfect

I took me many years to become proficient with the skills I’ve since developed. But that’s important: it slowed down the process so that I wasn’t overwhelmed but could instead pace myself and properly integrate new knowledge and ways of seeing old information in fresh ways when the time was just about right.

Podcast Pending

Podcast Out Now!

The first episode of the podcast is live.

jaseanton’s podcast

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