I can help you share your story.
Let me guess… you have a great story to tell but you’re unsure how to tell it? Or you’re just too busy?
With more than 15 years media experience—as a broadcast journalist, media advisor and digital content specialist—I’ll work with you to get your story told.
RYAN SHEALES
How do I help?
STRATEGY
We will sit down and identify your goals and requirements, and any obstacles that may exist. Then we’ll make plan.
WORDS
I can write that speech, finesse that media release and edit that report for you. No worries. Send them my way.
VISUALS
Let me produce that video you’ve always wanted, make a eye-catching meme or even turn your business into a gif.
Plus much more…
A little about me
I’m a highly experienced communications specialist based in Melbourne, Australia.
Over the past 15 years I have held positions across the fields of journalism and public relations, including in media engagement, digital content creation, social media, stakeholder relations, issues management, campaign strategy and videography.
Please note my primary professional role is currently as the Communications Manager at the Victoria’s peak social advocacy body, the Victorian Council of Social Service. Engaging me does not equate to engaging VCOSS in any way, and should not be portrayed as such. Further, I must decline any work that will create a conflict with my role at VCOSS.
Contact
You can also call or text me on 0402 351 412.
So, I’ve been thinking…
Some passing thoughts on the world around us.
Claiming condemnation as vindication spares you from introspection.
Mental gymnastics can be a useful skill. Being able to approach questions from different perspectives and tease them out in unique ways can make you a deeper, more thoughtful person. But cerebral dexterity can also make you impervious to reality or reflection. They’re a lot to unpack regarding the Israel Folau saga, but frankly othersContinue reading “Claiming condemnation as vindication spares you from introspection.”
Death, dying and the pursuit of control
Victoria’s landmark Voluntary Assisted Dying laws are now in force and, for most Victorians, won’t mean a thing. They will probably never use them or know anybody who does, for the eligibility criteria is so narrow. But for the unlucky few who will eventually exercise their rights under these new laws, they mean an awfulContinue reading “Death, dying and the pursuit of control”
When racism is in fashion.
Running commentaries on media stories are boring at the best of times, but occasionally an exception is warranted. Not because something is so egregious or overt (there’s plenty of people ready to be outraged about anything over on Twitter) but because it’s subtle and missable, potentially even unintended—but definitely still damaging. So here goes. AContinue reading “When racism is in fashion.”
Duncan – Issues vs Distractions
“I’ve got a disability and a low education, that means I’ve spent my whole life working for minimum wage. You’re gonna lift the tax-free threshold for rich people … Rich people don’t even notice their tax-free threshold lift. Why don’t I get it? Why do they get it?” Victorian man Duncan Storrar asked this questionContinue reading “Duncan – Issues vs Distractions”
