Charley Weber Portfolio

I’m trying to simplify contact & bookings through a freelance link service. Which is here. Everything I do should be accessible through the same link.

I’ve been working on a new sideline, as I’ve gathered a lot of recreational gear. As a seasoned traveler, the problem I’m looking to address is when you arrive at a holiday destination and find renting equipment for activities, like bikes, kayaks, camping gear and inflatables are priced at premium rates. I’ve added a few items & looking to offer bundles for visitors to reconnect with nature and enjoy the outdoor charms of Devon & Cornwall, which are considerable, in a number of different recreational ways.

So for example: a bundle including two e-bikes, or bikes, a carving or e-scooter, a Kayak and tent with beach inflatables for a day would be, say, £80 or £160 for three day rental. In a handy cart of collapsible bikes, it should allow for holidaymakers to focus on the real attraction, which is nature, have all kinds of fun and also set allocate a budget to then be able to relax more with the costs of holidaying.

Map of local glamping and camping sites. Inquiries & Info

I’ve also just submitted my final paper of three for a counselling course to add to my Master’s, Digital Arts, Teaching and English certifications, to be able to offer a supportive and rounded course in Open Source Research (OSINT) & Trauma Storytelling. More info.

I was thrilled to be working in film again on a commission for the Devonport Dazzle Festival earlier this spring.

I go through periods where I put some of my more dreamy areas of creativity on hold – although I have been working on a second book – to concentrate on what may be realistic endeavours, like research, academic work and offering my Trauma Storytelling, Open Source and Film courses. But I am thrilled and energised when opportunities in film and music come around again, which they seem to do.

I had to put music on hold for a while to concentrate on writing Ragamuffin’s Tale, my book about growing up in counterculture and to complete my Master’s. Only to find half way through inspiration for a song hit, ‘My Daisy Brain’, and I mixed and released that shortly after the book.

It gathered some genuinely good recognition – earning a place as a local number one for close on two years – and a social media following which surprised me. You can find me on Apple Music and listen at: Reverbnation.com