The Perplex Attraction Towards Ted Bundy

Kam Raslan | Matt Armitage | Sharmaine Othman

02-Feb-19 17:00

The Perplex Attraction Towards Ted Bundy

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On this week’s episode, Kam poses the question if the change in ease of technology, alters the development of the creative process, especially pertaining to film practices. Next, Sharmaine discusses how the new hit Netflix documentary on serial killer, Ted Bundy, confuses watchers as they are left finding his character attractive, yet deadly. Lastly, Matt talks about how in this Instagram and Facebook age of social media, influencers and people alike, are forced under immense pressure to not only be themselves, but to constantly be their best photo-ready, put-together versions of themselves.

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Categories: Film, History, People and Places

Tags: film, technology, best self, Instagram influencers, Ted Bundy, Netflix, Zac Efron,

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