BIO - DAVID TABRON

 

David Tabron is a university graduate (Classical Languages and Literature) and aspiring journalist attending Mohawk College whose passion for film is matched only by his passion for literature. Throughout the course of his undergrad at McMaster University, he has taken several courses in both theatre and film and comparative literature. He even managed to merge his interests in classics and cinema in a particular program, “ancient history in film”. However, he possesses a great deal of disdain for a lack of research on the filmmakers’ part, and vehemently scolds Hollywood’s botched renditions of the ancient world. David would easily be won over and would welcomingly invite a complete stranger who approached him to talk of either films or books; he feels that a person’s interest in either of these topics says a lot about who they are. Though he regards ambition as a dangerous, fickle entity, his main priority is to become Canada’s most consistently controversial journalist, and the fact that he drinks much more often than he writes is an indicator that he may be well on his way to achieving this goal.

For questions or discussions on films, literature, or some thought-provoking barroom conversation wholly absent of religious or political topics, David Tabron can be reached at d_tab112@hotmail.com.