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Hi, I’m Christopher Bingham! I’m a creator, producer, writer, presenter, and educator who does lots of different things. Scroll down for a full video archive!
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The Way Of The Force
A new long-form investigation of Star Wars. It’s origins, history, films, and legacy…
Opening Scenes

A new mini-series specifically looking at effective opening scenes from different movies.
This Is Halloween
A deep dive series all about The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Goodnight Rita
An essay series about the movie Groundhog Day and other time loop stories in popular culture. Watch the full series edit part 1 & part 2.
Pull The Lever!
A short series about my favourite Disney animated feature, The Emperor’s New Groove. Watch the full series cut here.
Trutalk
A video podcast series discussing and analysing my favourite film, The Truman Show. Watch the full series cut here.
More Video Essays
Standalone specials and one-off topics…
Am I Bothering You?
A comedy podcast hosted by Christopher Bingham (me) and Jennifer Bingham (my younger sister).

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Classic Comedy Videos
Short comedy sketches from 2008 to the present day.
Hi, I’ma Draw Ya!
A semi-improv web series following the misadventures of Harry, a troubled and talentless artist.
Midweek Music Streams
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A quick look at what makes the opening scene from Iron Man (2008) so effective. This is the first in a new strand on the channel where I look specifically at openings of movies and what makes them work. Enjoy!