Everything Cambridge

Ep 17 - In this special episode, Emmy Award–winning designer, entrepreneur, and educator Chris Do delivers a masterclass tailored for our creative community.

From building a personal brand to pricing your work and shifting your mindset, Chris shares the tools you need to thrive in the creative industry, whether you’re a filmmaker, artist, or entrepreneur.

It’s not just about talent: it’s about strategy, clarity, and confidence.

Episode 16 - In this episode of Snapshot by Cambridge Chronicles, we welcome cinematographer David Raedeker, known for his award-winning work on My Brother the Devil and his collaborations with Joanna Hogg on The Souvenir and The Souvenir: Part II. His credits also include acclaimed series such as Black Mirror.

Raedeker reflects on his journey from Hamburg to London, sharing how he developed his distinctive visual style and his approach to mixing analog and digital formats. He discusses the collaboration with Joanna Hogg on The Souvenir and the challenges of capturing authenticity through the camera. The conversation also explores the evolution of cinematography in the face of new technologies and the lessons he has carried with him throughout his career.

Episode 15 - In this episode of Cambridge Chronicles, we sit down with Fabrizio Bozzetti to explore his journey as a screenwriter and novelist, from his early beginnings to his career in storytelling. Fabrizio reflects on the state of Italian and European cinema, sharing his vision for a hybrid form that combines European depth with Hollywood’s reach. He also recounts funny anecdotes and unexpected challenges from the world of film production, giving us a candid and inspiring look behind the industry.

Episode 14 - Snapshot by Cambridge Chronicles is back, and we couldn’t imagine a better way to relaunch than sitting down with Stephen Fry.

In this conversation, Stephen talks about storytelling, creativity, and the curiosity that keeps him moving forward. It’s a wide-ranging, thoughtful exchange — full of humour, insight, and the kind of reflections that remind us why we started this podcast in the first place.

Episode 12 - We open our season 4 with movie directors. We pick Lee's brain about how a movie is made. Thanks for taking your time with us Lee.

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

Episode 11 - We spoke to Gabriele D'Agostino who came to visit our photography studio in Cambridge. He has worked with the biggest names in the world and has a lot to teach.

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

Episode 13 - Masters of Photography- first episode talks about Martin Parr.

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

Episode 6 - Interested in politics of identity, home and belonging, Sana Ginwalla (b. 1996) is an

artist, curator, archivist, designer, lecturer and writer. She is the founder of the Everyday

Lusaka Gallery and Zambia Belonging counter–archive – art platforms dedicated to

shifting towards a more considered visual representation of Zambia’s past and present

to build a contemporary archive for future generations. Zambia Belonging is a crowd-

sourced counter-archive of photographs from Zambia’s past after encountering 1000

odd forgotten photographs from Fine Art Studios – one of Lusaka’s oldest photo studios.

The collection has been presented at the Lusaka National Museum, the 13th African

Biennale of Photography in Bamako, the Lusaka Contemporary Art Centre as well as the

University of Cambridge.

Prior to opening the Everyday Lusaka Gallery, Ginwalla independently curated exhibitions

at the National Gallery of Zambia, Lusaka National Museum, and Modzi Arts Gallery and

Zamrock Museum. She regularly curated works at the Alliance Française de Lusaka,

working with internationally acclaimed artists such as James Barnor and Vitshois

Mwilambwe Bondo, as well as several upcoming and established Zambian artists such

as David Daut Makala, Mika Marffy, Visule Kabunda and Kalenga Nkonge. By engaging

the public in her exhibitions, Ginwalla’s curatorial work often transcends the protocols

of gallery and museum spaces through participatory installations. She is drawn towards

bodies of work that explore heritage, memory and the family archive. Working in this

way allows her to further understand her identity and place in the world and is what she

aims to facilitate for others too.

Sana is the photo-editor of Zambia’s first stock photography platform called ZamStock

and is soon publishing Zambia’s first photo-book of archival street photographs from

Lusaka. Sana is currently lecturing and pursuing her Masters in Creative Arts at the

Open Window University Zambia, while also researching visual material from Zambia at the University of Cambridge Library.

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

Episode 10 - Caroline is a professional photographer, a model and a language instructor based in Prague, Czech Republic. Due to being both in front of but also behind the camera, Caroline is capable of bringing a versatile set of skills to the table. All her passions stem from her eye for detail and visual aesthetics.

In 2023, Caroline graduated from a programme called Creative Media Production. In those 3 years of studies, she had the opportunity to expand her knowledge and become a confident scriptwriter, director and cinematographer. Thanks to this, Caroline is a powerful storyteller and can convey her ideas using a pen and paper, a static image, or a video.

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

Episode 9 - Austėja Cheg, a photographer from Lithuania based in London, specialises in creative portraiture. She is known for capturing subjects in a positive light with a hint of surrealism. She has worked with fashion designers and created portraits for international artists. Austėja has been commissioned by companies such as M&S, Spotify, and Uber. Visit her portfolio at https://www.austejacheg.com

Since then, SNAPSHOT has grown — and it’s about to change.

In the coming weeks, we’re taking SNAPSHOT to the next level: expanding our focus from photography to the wider worlds of cinema, visual art, and the people who shape how we see.

If you’ve been with us since the start — thank you. If you’re just joining — welcome. What’s coming will be bolder, deeper, and more ambitious than ever.

Discover more about our production company and creative work at: https://www.cambridgechronicles.com

- Narrated by Domininkas Zalys

- Intro & outro by Samuele Albano.