Books
Three books, one throughline: how expertise gets built, passed on, and sometimes lost — told through the world of broadcast, live production, and the engineers who make it work.
What Comes After Next?
What Comes After Next? is not a roadmap — it's a set of coordinates. Anchored in story but aimed squarely at media systems, this collection of essays, fragments, and field notes explores how we build, how we remember, and what we risk forgetting.
Across three movements — from signal to synthesis to runtime — it traces the deep structures beneath the tools we use and the stories we tell, from the emotional architecture of legacy broadcast workflows to the speculative boundaries of synthetic and sensorial media.
Part meditation, part toolkit, part signal flare: a book for media-makers, technologists, and storytellers who sense that something fundamental is shifting, and want language for what it might become.
And Then What?
And Then What? is not a survey — it's an argument: a technical manifesto with a philosophical backbone, confronting the gap between what media technology can already do and what media leadership is willing to imagine. The tools for Media 3.0 exist; what's missing is courage.
Across three movements — foundational reframes, leadership crisis, and practical construction — it maps the shift from passive broadcasting to active experience, names organizational paralysis (not technology) as the real obstacle, and lays out the concrete technical requirements for building adaptive, spatial, context-aware media systems.
Part call to action, part navigation guide, part technical framework: for leaders, practitioners, and technologists asking not whether Media 3.0 arrives, but whether we shape it — or it shapes us.
Up Is Loud: Thirty Years at the Console
A memoir-in-essays about craft, mentorship, and the loss of institutional knowledge in media, structured across three movements: The Craft, The Language, and The Evidence.