A documentary examining and challenging the stereotypes experienced within cheerleading and rugby. Created by: Amelia Jabry & Alicia Chong Edited by: Amelia Jabry Music: Electronic Beat by MorningLightMusic (This video is purely for a university project and is not meant for commercial distribution. I do not own the rights to the music).

This video provides insight into the problem of food waste in London and how the creators of food waste apps such as Olio and Too Good To Go view the problem.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE PUT ON FULL SCREEN WITH VOLUME ON AND HIGH BEFORE WATCHING FOR MAXIMUM EFFECT! Student Candidate Number: JGLV2 Title: Attention and Distraction – A video auto-ethnography: https://youtu.be/Q7e-y-6Zkto Module code: (UG)ANTH0022 Word count: 500 BIBLIOGRAPHY: • boyd, d. 2014. It’s Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens. [Place of publication not identified]: Yale University Press. • Beer, D. 2013. Popular culture and new media. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. • Busby, M. 2018. Social media copies gambling methods 'to create psychological cravings'. the Guardian (available on-line: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/may/08/social-media-copies-gambling-methods-to-create-psychological-cravings, accessed 27 November 2019). • Horst, H. & D. Miller 2012. Digital anthropology. • Kitchin, R. & M. Dodge 2011. Code/space: Software and everyday life. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press. • Sutton, T. 2017. Disconnect to reconnect: The food/technology metaphor in digital detoxing. First Monday 22. • Williams, J. 2018. Technology is driving us to distraction | James Williams. the Guardian (available on-line: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/may/27/world-distraction-demands-new-focus, accessed 27 November 2019).

This video is one of a series uncovering the lesser-known stories behind the Tour de France. This story focusses on Romain Maes - a previous winner - and his life after The Tour