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About Jason
Jason Bainbridge is a journalist based in Macau. As a Major in Television Production as a Director and writer/researcher I have generated several projects they include

●2009 -2010
Director, Producer, Editor -
The Good life, (La Buena Vida) is the only Spanish / English Lifestyle show ever produced in New Zealand.
La Buena Vida is a 15 episode -half hour show which aired on Triangle Stratos Channel 89, and Freeview Channel 21 at 8:30pm every Friday night on Triangle Television in Auckland at 8pm.
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●2011 - 2012 Underdog Media – Music Videos and advertising mediums.
Dancing All Night, Chico and the Soneros, Directed By Jason Bainbridge
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●2012 – 2013
Zhenjiang Film Festival – Creative Planner and Director of Production
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●2013 -2014
DNA Bankers – Director, Writer and Producer - 60 minute Documentary on the financial collapse.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-060GbZISnCv68qfTIxBkw
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Joining Hands Across Canberra
04 Apr 2024  |  psnews.com.au
The Hands Across Canberra annual lunch, held at Gandel Hall at the National Gallery of Australia, was a sell-out event celebrating the city's generosity and the organization's impact. The event highlighted the importance of community involvement and announced upcoming initiatives and a partnership with the Chief Minister’s Charitable Fund.
Superman Is Bisexual & He Has A Thing For Reporters
18 Oct 2021  |  Madras Courier
Jonathan Kent, the son of Clark Kent, is revealed to be bisexual in the upcoming issue of Superman: Son of Kal-El, marking a significant moment in the franchise's history. This development is part of a broader trend of increasing queer representation in superhero comics, moving from peripheral characters to more prominent ones. The article discusses the historical context of queer representation in comics, the impact of the Comics Code Authority, and the evolving portrayal of Superman as a social justice figure. The narrative highlights the tension between Superman's roles as a reformer and a government tool, suggesting that Jonathan Kent's bisexuality helps resolve these tensions and makes the character more representative of contemporary audiences.
With Superman coming out as bisexual, the suppression of queer superheroes has finally ended
18 Oct 2021  |  Scroll.in
Jonathan Kent, the son of Clark Kent, comes out as bisexual in the upcoming issue of 'Superman: Son of Kal-El,' marking a significant moment in queer representation within the superhero genre. Historically, queer characters in comics were either coded or relegated to minor roles due to censorship by the Comics Code Authority. Recent years have seen more prominent characters, like Iceman and Harley Quinn, come out. Superman's legacy as a social justice crusader is highlighted, contrasting with his occasional portrayal as a government tool. Jonathan Kent's bisexuality aligns with the evolving representation of superheroes in times of social transition.
The queer subtext of Superman comics has long been suppressed
12 Oct 2021  |  RAPPLER
Jonathan Kent, the son of Clark Kent, is revealed to be bisexual in the upcoming issue of 'Superman: Son of Kal-El,' marking a significant moment in the franchise's history. The article explores the historical suppression of queer subtext in superhero comics, the impact of the Comics Code Authority, and the gradual inclusion of queer characters in mainstream comics. It highlights Superman's dual identity as both a social justice crusader and a conservative figure, and how Jonathan Kent's bisexuality aligns with the character's legacy of representing marginalized communities.
The queer subtext of Superman comics has long been suppressed. Here’s to the original justice defender coming out
12 Oct 2021  |  The Conversation
Jonathan Kent, the son of Clark Kent, is revealed to be bisexual in the upcoming issue of Superman: Son of Kal-El, marking a significant moment in queer representation within the Superman franchise. Historically, queer subtext in superhero comics has been suppressed, influenced by figures like Fredric Wertham and the Comics Code Authority. The article highlights the evolution of queer representation in comics, noting that top-tier characters like Iceman, Loki, and Harley Quinn have come out in recent years. Superman's legacy as a social justice crusader is contrasted with his portrayal as a government tool, with Jonathan Kent's coming out helping to resolve these tensions and making Superman more representative of contemporary audiences.
Opinion: The queer subtext of Superman comics has long been suppressed - here's to the original justice defender coming out
01 Oct 2021  |  Newshub
The article explores the historical suppression of queer subtext in superhero comics, particularly focusing on Superman's evolution as a social justice icon. It highlights the impact of the Comics Code Authority in censoring queer representation and celebrates the recent coming out of Jon Kent, Superman's son, as bisexual. This development is seen as a continuation of Superman's legacy as a champion of the oppressed, aligning with contemporary social justice values. The piece also addresses the dual identity crisis within Superman's character, balancing his roles as a reformer and a government tool.
Seven beautiful images that share new stories of science
12 Jul 2018  |  theconversation.com
The University of South Australia's annual research photography competition showcases the power of images in communicating complex scientific ideas. The winning image, 'Clotted' by Eli Moore, and the runner-up by Jan Varga, highlight the intersection of art and science. The article delves into the field of semiotics, referencing theorists like Roland Barthes, to explain how images convey meaning. It underscores the importance of visual communication in various fields, from academia to government, and its role in bridging the gap between researchers and the public.
Neutral toys gain ground as Caitlyn Jenner, Rey and Ken dolls challenge stereotypes
06 Jun 2018  |  www.abc.net.au
The toy industry is experiencing a shift towards gender-neutral marketing, driven by societal changes and the influence of celebrities like Caitlyn Jenner. Major toymakers such as Mattel and Hasbro, along with retailers like Target and Kmart, are moving away from traditional gendered toy aisles. This trend is reflected in the popularity of characters like Rey from Star Wars and the introduction of gender-neutral labels by companies like Disney. Despite these changes, gendered marketing persists in certain categories, influenced by consumer behavior and market research.
Beyond pink and blue: the quiet rise of gender-neutral toys
07 May 2018  |  Bizcommunity
Toymakers like Mattel and Hasbro, along with retailers such as Target, Toys ‘R’ Us, and Kmart, are moving towards gender-neutral marketing for toys, replacing traditional pink and blue aisles with gender-neutral ones. This shift reflects broader societal changes towards inclusiveness and challenges to fixed gender identities. Companies like Lego have historically targeted gender-specific markets but are now also embracing gender-neutral approaches. The trend is further supported by the rise of digital content and new play patterns that blur gender lines. Despite progress, some toy categories still adhere to traditional gender marketing.
Beyond pink and blue: the quiet rise of gender-neutral toys
18 Apr 2018  |  theconversation.com
The toy industry is experiencing a shift towards gender-neutral marketing, with major companies like Mattel and Hasbro no longer explicitly targeting boys or girls with certain product lines. Retailers such as Target, Toys ‘R’ Us, and Kmart are replacing traditional pink and blue toy aisles with gender-neutral sections. This change reflects broader societal trends towards inclusiveness and the breakdown of fixed gender identities. Despite these advancements, some categories like make-up and fashion-related toys remain gender-specific. The focus is also shifting towards adult consumers and new play patterns, further blurring gender lines.
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