June 21, 2021

After wrapping up our two-week shoot in North Macedonia, we extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who contributed. Our May 2021 visit was crucial for capturing the story's outset, taking us through Skopje's vibrant locales and introducing us to individuals dedicated to advocating for sex worker's rights. Special thanks to Star Star, the Balkans' first sex worker collective, for sharing their lives with us. Your support—through donations, sharing, and engagement—has been instrumental in making this film possible. We're grateful for your belief in our project and excited to share the final product. This marks just the beginning of our journey in North Macedonia, with plans to return and continue our work with Star Star. Ви благодарам. До следниот пат!

November 22, 2020

Coaches On The Couch is the podcast from the coaches behind Step Up, the leadership development programme for architects and built environment consultancies. Co-hosts Rachel Birchmore and Louise Rodgers bring their experience and knowledge of the sector and coaching insights to explore the world of work and progressive leadership through conversations with special guests. We are proud that Archiboo have shortlisted them for Best Podcast Award.

We’ve been editing their podcast for the last two seasons and are excited to see it excel!

October 22, 2020

Small Screen Stories Podcast hosted two of our crew members from Beyond the Red Light Film: “On Small Screen Stories this week, our very own Alessia Armenise talks to Thea Sun and Sabrina Jones. They are two of the five women behind Aral Sea Production, and they’re on the episode to talk about their new documentary Beyond the Red Lights. Their documentary will depict the global sex workers’ movement.”

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September 21, 2020

Sherando Ferril-Cupid, with over 25 years in media production globally, brings a fresh perspective from the Atlantic's other side, challenging Jamaica's myths about mental illness that impede treatment and acceptance. She insightfully deconstructs cultural beliefs equating madness with sin, lack of discipline, or Voodoo curses. Our collaboration during the RAFA 2020 application highlighted her vibrant voice and commitment to exploring the human condition through her work.