Dive into the art of directing and writing for actors with Rebecca Ann Bentley, a talented actress and director. This episode has a particular focus on making sets more accessible, working with actors on set, creating a comfortable and positive environment on set, and providing criticism to get the best performances. Hear Rebecca's approach to directing actors, navigating script changes, and the challenges of achieving the desired performance.

Join us as we hear from Dominic Thwaite, a versatile dancer and musician who made the leap into filmmaking from the dance industry. Dominic shares insights into the challenges of motivation, the significance of collaboration, and the evolving landscape of creative industries. We delve into the difficulties of starting new endeavors, addressing issues such as insecurities, procrastination, and self-doubt. This episode provides valuable lessons on confidence, collaboration, and discovering one's creative path.

Hear from Willem Neill, filmmaker and former Australian Air Force officer about his journey into the film industry, drawing unexpected parallels between military leadership and the director's role. Emphasizing the pivotal role of decisiveness in filmmaking, William introduces his four pillars of effective leadership—Flexibility, Empathy, Energy, and Decisiveness (FEED). The discussion delves into the importance of empathy in understanding the challenges faced by each team member and fostering a positive working environment. Listen to an informative discussion about how you can improve your leadership skills as a Film Director.

Deb speaks to Wilfred La Salle, the founder of La Salle Productions, about the world of independent filmmaking. Wilfred discusses the importance of building a sense of family on set, emphasizing the value of a strong foundation for creating compelling films. From motivating volunteers to work for free to navigating the challenges of distribution, Wilfred shares insights into his filmmaking journey. Discover the behind-the-scenes dynamics, the delicate art of giving constructive feedback to actors, and the intricacies of distribution platforms like Amazon Prime.

Jaz chats to Tombé Harvey, a creative performer turned entrepreneur, who shares his fascinating journey of creating a global dance academy and multiple side businesses related to his passion for dance. Tombé talks about the importance of having a side hustle and how his business empowers men to unlock confidence through more sexual dance styles. A must listen to for any creative looking to monetise their passion. Tombé goes into detail about his journey, how he built his community, the business model, the importance of picking a specific niche, and thinking outside the box.

Join host Debora Tamay in this episode of the Creative Constitution Podcast as she explores the world of documentary filmmaking with acclaimed filmmaker George Siegal. From budget challenges to interview strategies and the power of storytelling, this conversation provides valuable insights for aspiring filmmakers and documentary lovers. Discover the art behind George Siegal's thought-provoking documentaries.

It's Halloween! Join the hosts for a dive into the world of horror films and what makes them so captivating. They discuss their personal preferences in horror, what elements terrify and disturb them, and how filmmakers use sound design to build tension and suspense. From low-budget favourites like "Mirrors" to the enduring legacy of the "Saw" franchise, they explore the art of scaring audiences and share their insights into what makes a great horror film.

We dive into the art of writing horror films with special guest Benji Wragg. From defining what makes a horror film to exploring creative ways to build tension and suspense, Benji shares valuable insights and tips for aspiring horror writers. Discover how personal experiences and fears can be the driving force behind spine-tingling stories in the ever-evolving world of horror cinema.

We talk about the world of method acting and its impact on an actor's mental health. From complete character immersion to the pressure of performance, we discuss the pros and cons of this transformative approach to acting, using real-life examples like Austin Butler's journey as Elvis. Tune in to explore the complex relationship between method acting, mental health, and the pursuit of excellence in Hollywood.

From independent and student films to big-budget productions, we discuss how actors and extras handle the challenges and dynamics that come with each role. Discover how these pressures can shape performances and ultimately influence the final product.