A personal message on where On-Screen will go in 2013...
So, here we are, then- 2013. It scarcely feels like a moment
since I was looking back on this blog’s greatest moments in 2011, or indeed
2010, yet here we are, almost three years on from On-Screen’s debut to the
world. I hope you’ve enjoyed the journey so far, as the great comments I’ve had
from many of you have certainly inferred that to certainly be the case.
Firstly, I’m happy to confirm that I am not intending the journey to end here by any means. Today, as ever,
you’ll see a host of dedicated news, features and reviews posts that each come
with what I hope you’ll agree is an individual take on much of what goes on the
entertainment industry. Indeed, this individual opinionated stance on this
thriving industry is something which I want to take forward throughout the next
twelve months, with further personal ‘Opinion’ features on recent developments
and more reviews of indie and populist releases.
On the other hand, I’ll offer a ‘word of warning’: On-Screen
will not be quite the same
entertainment blog this year as it was before. By this, I don’t mean that the
end is coming, because it’s not, rather that certain elements of the blog will
be advanced and modified to cater both to the comments I’ve had from you and
indeed to my own personal commitments. You’ll see continued coverage of my work
on NSA, WhatCulture and new sites to
be revealed as the year progresses, yet there’ll still be plenty of content
that’s exclusive to you here, dear readers.
That ‘warning’ mostly pertains to there being a few months
of the year where I reckon the blog’s format will be shaken up more than usual.
There’s potential for a ‘Post A Day’ format much like the Advent Calendar 2012
later on this year, as I understand we’re all busy and only have so much time
to read/write in the more hectic periods of the year as it comes. You’ll be
given notice in advance for those periods and indeed of any brief hiatuses that
come around the Summer months (this time the hiatus will likely entail the
month of June, yet that should be just about it for 2013 breaks!), but this is
just a heads-up to the small changes that will be made.
Other than that, though, enjoy! We’ll have reviews of all of
2013’s big releases such as Les
Miserables, Wreck-It-Ralph, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Oz: The Great And
Powerful, Tomb Raider, Gears Of War: Judgment, BioShock Infinite, Iron Man 3,
The Great Gatsby, Grand Theft Auto V, Star Trek Into Darkness, Man Of Steel and
Doctor Who in the year’s first half
alone, and that approach will continue in the final months of the year as much
as possible.
I want to wish all of the blog’s followers the very best
possible year they can ever have. 2013 should be a truly stunning year for the
entertainment industry, and for the blog itself, and I’ll be very glad to have
you guys along with me for a journey that won’t be stopping anytime soon. Right
then- onwards…
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