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Murray Lui has shot documentaries, TV shows and feature films around Australia. He is also one of the very few Torres Strait Islander filmmakers in our industry. I sit down to talk about Murrays career, his creative approach to shooting comedy and why it is important to tell indigenous stories.
Electronic News Gathering requires you to think on your feet in high pressure situations and tell a story as it unfolds. Geoff O'Rourke joins us to discuss his 11 years of experience shooting news and his new venture into freelance filmmaking.
Filmmaking is a team sport and as shooters and technicians one of the departments we will be dealing closely with is the Production department. Line Producer Ange Lavey-Manche joins us to talk about CVs, negotiating rates, marketing yourself and what production are looking for when employing crew.
The first part of any business is sales, and we can't make sales without customers. On this episode I go through some key questions you need to start asking yourself to run your business in the film industry.
Catching a plane for the first time for a shoot can be pretty stressful. In this episode I go through the basics of what you need to know before heading to the airport.
A career in the film industry can be incredibly rewarding however it does not come without sacrifice. This episode I talk about some considerations you need to take when deciding on your career path.
1st AC Jason Binnie has worked on 60+ films and tv series including iconic films such as The Matrix, Star wars and Alien. In this episode Jason talks about his 30 year long career and what advice he has for those looking to join or move up the camera department.
I go through some of the basics you should know when entering the camera dept. If you're about to start your first day as a camera training or camera PA then this episode is for you.
Navigating this industry can be difficult and as a freelancer we have to make a lot of decisions around what jobs we take on board. This episode I share my 4 "checks" that I do before saying yes or no to a job.
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