dot dot dash was named after the colon (:) and hyphen (-) that form the first part of an emoticon. The closing bracket, making the smiley mouth, alludes to everything that the site contains. “dot dot dash” is also - coincidentally - the morse code for the letter “u”, meaning (YO)U are involved in the very making of all of this, just as much as the management behind it.

dot dot dash was borne out of the need to give brand new, budding, or burnt-out creators a platform. I saw so many talented friends hit a dead-end, simply because they weren’t given a chance. ddd exists as an open door, or a stepping stone, for creative people who need somewhere to build. ‘Creative’ could include - but is not limited to - journalism, photography, artwork and videography. The site aims to challenge more conventional publications, going on to discuss and explore all sorts of mediums: from the popular, to the less appreciated. 

It’s a great place to start a creative venture, or to pick things up again. It’s a way of validating your skills to others. It’s also just good to note down as experience - think of your resume/CV. Also, when applying for any kind of accreditation (interviews, photo passes), you can apply under our name. If you’re interested in this, please put in a request for accreditation with us under the Submit section before e-mailing an artist’s PR or management. We can also help you find these contacts, if necessary.

The purpose of ddd is to reinforce individual's creative abilities, and give them the platform to have it read and shared. The ultimate goal is to become a well-rounded collective full of contributors across the world, who all love what they do.

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