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For interviews, appearances, and booking inquiries, share the details of your event or project.
WHAT TO INCLUDE
Introduce your organization, publication, or event. Include the proposed date, location or remote format, audience, and the role you have in mind for Mr. Blindbandit.
For interviews, mention the topic, expected length, recording format, and publication plans. For appearances, include timing, practical requirements, and a budget range where available.
Availability and arrangements are confirmed directly. No appearance or tour dates are announced on this page.
Planning an accessible interview or appearance
Mr. Blindbandit is blind and uses a screen reader and VoiceOver. A few simple arrangements make any interview or appearance smoother:
- Send questions, schedules and briefs as plain text in the email body or as an accessible document, not as images, scanned PDFs or screenshots.
- Say which platform you will use for remote interviews. Zoom, Google Meet and phone calls generally work well with a screen reader.
- Include time zones. He lives in the Philippines (UTC+8), so a morning in the United States is usually late evening in Manila. The time-zone planner can help.
- For in-person events, describe the venue layout and who will meet him on arrival.
The interview brief builder helps you prepare a complete request. No tour or appearance dates are announced on this page; availability is confirmed only by email from an official mrblindbandit.net address.
Before you send the request
- Check the date against the Philippine time zone (UTC+8) using the time-zone planner.
- Prepare event materials in accessible formats — plain text or accessible documents rather than images of text.
- For recorded interviews, say where and when the recording will be published.
- For in-person events, describe the venue layout and who will meet the artist on arrival.
The interview brief builder can help you put all of this in one message.