David Knight

Times are hard, but businesses and politicians trying to cash in on difficult circumstances might be making things even more difficult.

From a bench-pressing rodent to filling Jurassic World with dinos, John Nolan has been flying the physical effects flag for over a decade. David Knight talks to the animatronic master about the importance of capturing magic in-camera.

The SNP always has the same general plot, but an unfinished script with no convincing end in sight.

It was bad timing when a new BBC drama lionised the image of the SAS while Panorama exposed its gruesome misdeeds.

Unpaid carers in Scotland say they need more support; Holyrood disagrees.

Confusion surrounding Scotland’s new fire alarm rules continues.

Putin has been busy and he’s playing a dangerous game, writes David Knight.

From Black Lives Matter to Brexit England, debating issues of the day via sound and vision can lead to potent pieces of work. David Knight explores how artists, their labels and video directors are approaching mixing politics with promos.

Changes to the Highway Code come into force at the end of this month.

Our relationship with food may be more crucial than we think, on a personal and societal scale.

Plans are underway to reinvent Scotland’s high streets, but will they actually work?