Category Archives: Filmmaker

Why You Should Subscribe to My YouTube Channel

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If you’ve been following my journey, you’ll know that I am using every platform available to document my horrific experiences, share knowledge & insight since I am a victim of 24/7 illegal surveillance myself, and raise awareness about what has been happening behind the scenes. Because this matter is of great public interest when my right to a fair trial is allegedly being violated by preventing me from having legal representation, allowing them to carry on abusing me and my human rights under the radar. 

My YouTube channel has now become one of the most important spaces where I can share updates, publish commentary, and connect with people who genuinely want to understand what’s going on. 

What many people don’t realise is that my YouTube channel is directly connected to my Spotify podcast. This means that the moment I upload a new podcast episode — whether it’s a spoken update, analysis of recent events, or important evidence-based commentary — it appears on both platforms simultaneously. If you’re subscribed on YouTube, you’ll receive notifications instantly, so you won’t miss anything important.

Why Your Subscription Matters

Subscribing isn’t just about watching videos. It helps create visibility. When more people subscribe, YouTube’s algorithm recognises that the content is important and begins showing it to a wider audience. This amplifies my voice at a time when visibility is crucial.

Every new subscriber tells the system: “This is worth paying attention to.”
And truly — your support helps me continue bringing forward information that others may be too afraid to speak about publicly.

Why Sharing My Videos & Podcasts Helps Even More

Watching and listening is wonderful — but sharing is power!

Every time you share one of my YouTube videos or podcasts, you help spread awareness beyond the small circle of people who already know the story. Sharing on your social media, in group chats, or even privately with friends can make a huge difference. The more people who understand what is happening, the harder it becomes for anyone to erase or distort the truth.

By sharing, you are not just supporting me — you are helping build a wider community of people who care about justice, transparency, and human rights. You may help save other victims as well, who are too afraid to come forward partly because they think no one will believe them due to gaslighting and manipulation, and partly because they fear for their safety and the safety of their loved ones if they speak up. 

What You Can Do Right Now

✉️ Subscribe to my YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/@organisedharassment & https://youtube.com/@buppha)— so you’ll be notified the second a new podcast or video drops.
🔔 Turn on notifications — click the bell so you don’t miss urgent updates.
♥️ Like & Share my videos — help the messages reach far beyond this small online space.

Thank you so much for following, supporting, and standing with me. Your engagement truly makes a difference, and together we can continue uncovering the truth and making sure it is heard.

Before the Storm

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There was a time when life felt beautifully ordinary — filled with dreams, deadlines, and late-night ideas typed into my digital notebooks, Google Docs, and screenplay software, stored on my devices. My world revolved around storytelling through acting, writing, and directing. They were not just ambitions; they were extensions of who I was. I lived for the thrill of creation — the magic of transforming a thought into a scene, a feeling into dialogue, a blank page into a living moment.

Every day was a balancing act between survival and imagination. I spent countless hours crafting scripts, developing characters, and mapping out stories that spoke to what it meant to be human — love, loss, loneliness, courage, identity. My tiny flat was a workshop of ideas: storyboards taped to the walls, camera equipment leaned against the wall, screenwriting and filmmaking books on the shelf, stacks of screenplays on the dining table, etc. I wasn’t waiting for permission to begin — I was learning by doing.

I wrote screenplays and treatments, short films and feature concepts. Some scripts came alive on screen; others stayed tucked away, waiting for the right time. I taught myself how to write and direct — from shaping the story to framing shots — using every opportunity to learn, fail, experiment, and grow. Those early scripts and short films were raw and imperfect, but they were real. They were mine.

There was a sense of quiet hopefulness then — that if I kept going, kept believing, something would break through. I dreamed of seeing my name in the rolling credits of films that would move people the way cinematic storytelling had always fascinated me. I was chasing something pure — the art of telling captivating stories through films.

I had no idea that behind the calm of those ordinary creative days, a storm was gathering. That everything I had built — every dream, every piece of myself shared on screen or online — would soon be hacked and stolen for others to make profit but me – the real owner of my ideas, creativity and creation. 

But before the darkness came, there was light — the kind that burns with purpose, with love for art, for storytelling, for life itself.

This was who I was before the storm.

Oscar

The Industrial-Scale Theft and Exploitation of My Private Life and Creative Works

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In recent months, I have noticed a disturbing trend — numerous films, television shows, and even commercials appear to be making direct or indirect references to my private life, my personal experiences, and even my creative works. What is even more troubling is that this pattern coincides with the illegal surveillance and data theft I have been subjected to for years. It is now becoming clear that this is not a coincidence but a coordinated, industrial-scale misuse of my private information and creative property.

Thus, what I am facing is not just an invasion of privacy or the theft of creative works — it is a coordinated system of control designed to suppress, isolate, and exploit me on every possible level. While my private information and creative works are being illegally shared, filmed, and commercialised by others, I am simultaneously being blacklisted from all legitimate opportunities that could allow me to rebuild my life or protect my rights.

No matter how many jobs I apply for — regardless of my qualifications or experience — my applications are repeatedly rejected. This is not a coincidence. It appears to be part of a broader pattern of systemic blacklisting and interference aimed at keeping me financially trapped and professionally silenced. By blocking every path to stable employment and income, those responsible ensure I cannot afford legal representation or take timely legal action against them.

The harm caused by this is not merely financial — it is multiplied tenfold, if not more. Every rejection compounds the impact of their exploitation, giving them more time to continue their illegal practices unchecked. While they profit from my stolen ideas, private information, and creative works, I am deliberately kept at a disadvantage, unable to defend myself or pursue my own artistic career.

As an aspiring writer and filmmaker, I have written scripts, story concepts, original plots, treatments, and other creative materials — the foundations of what could have been a fulfilling and sustainable creative career. 

I should be able to write freely, publish my work, and develop my stories into films of my own. But how can I do that when everything I write is constantly monitored, stolen, and distributed without my consent? I now live in a constant state of fear — afraid to create, afraid to share, afraid even to dream — because everything I produce is taken from me and turned into profit for others.

This is not only a violation of my privacy and intellectual property — it is a systematic campaign to erase my agency and ownership over my own life and creativity. They have weaponised surveillance, blacklisting, obstruction of justice, and even death threats, to keep me powerless while exploiting everything that belongs to me. It is a cruel, calculated cycle: by keeping me unemployed, unrepresented, and silenced, they ensure that their exploitation continues under the radar.

This is not justice. This is not freedom. This is a deliberate and ongoing effort to profit from my pain while ensuring I am powerless to fight back. And that is precisely why I must continue to speak out — to expose what they are doing and reclaim my voice from those who have tried to erase it.

Therefore, I will not remain silent. Exposing this pattern is the first step towards reclaiming my voice — and holding those responsible to account for the industrial-scale theft, harassment, and blacklisting that have stolen years of my life and the future I rightfully deserve.

How Hacker Has Hindered Me From Pursuing My Careers As A Writer and Filmmaker

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Being a writer and filmmaker should mean freedom — the freedom to imagine, to create, and to express yourself. But for me, that freedom has been slowly eroded by relentless hacking and cyberstalking that have invaded every corner of my creative life.
For years, my private writing — screenplays, journal notes, personal reflections, and creative concepts — has not been safe. Whatever I write and store on my devices seems to be monitored, copied, and stolen, only to reappear in distorted or reworked forms elsewhere. Sometimes this material is clearly used to mock or harass me, echoing my own words and experiences in ways that are deeply personal and distressing.

For years, my private writing — screenplays, journal notes, personal reflections, and creative concepts — has not been safe. Whatever I write and store on my devices seems to be monitored, copied, and stolen, only to reappear in distorted or reworked forms elsewhere. Sometimes this material is clearly used to mock or harass me, echoing my own words and experiences in ways that are deeply personal and distressing.

But it doesn’t stop there. What is even more alarming is the commercial exploitation of my stolen creative work. Ideas, plots, and scenes from my writing appear to have been leaked to third parties and later used in professionally produced content — including films and media projects — without my knowledge or consent.

It feels as if my intellectual property and even fragments of my private life have been mined and repackaged for others’ profit.

This is more than a privacy violation; it’s the systematic theft of my identity as an artist. It has made it nearly impossible to pursue my career safely. Every time I begin a new project, I am haunted by the fear that it will once again be intercepted, stolen, and used against me — either to ridicule or to enrich others.

The psychological toll is immense. Writing, which once brought me happiness and purpose, now brings anxiety and mistrust. Still, I continue to fight — not just for my work, but for the principle that creative ownership and privacy are fundamental human rights. No artist should have to live in fear that their imagination will be stolen, their privacy violated, or their life turned into someone else’s story.

It’s truly devastating that I can no longer pursue my dream careers as a writer, filmmaker and actress for now. That’s why you don’t see me doing much for the moment. I was used to actively working on my screenplays, attending networking, making short films, etc. Now I have to stop doing everything and can no longer afford to pay for my webhosting http://www.buppha.com since I have no job at the moment due to possible blacklisting. I just still can’t believe that this is actually happening to me and, perhaps, my daughter as well.

They are sending a clear signal that they will continue to invade every area of my life regardless and despite pending legal actions.