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The podcast currently has 53 episodes available.
If you dream of working in the film & TV industry, you must listen to this In The Edit Careers Advice Special which is full of tips and advice from of 50 working professionals from the world of factual and drama!
This week's episode is different to my usual episodes, because this time I'm being interviewed about my work as an editor, and the person asking the questions is on my best friends in the TV world and that is long time collaborator, producer director Paul Symonds. Go check out episode 7 for my interview of Paul.
Educating the next generation about the ins-and-outs of post-production is very important to the success and future of the industry and in today's episode I speak to Samo Chandler, Course Coordinator and Lecturer in Film at University of South Wales.
What's it like being a director of factual entertainment shows? What kind of challenges do you face on the job? Well, stick around until the end my interview with Producer Director Matt Knight to find out.
What does it take to find success as an actor? How long can it take before landing that break-through gig? Well, listen to my interview with star of Baghdad Central and Netflix's Mosul, Thaer Al-Shayei to find out.
Animated movies are consistently box office hits around the world and in this episode I talk to Prakash Patel who has worked as an editor on movies such as Minions, Shaun The Sheep Farmageddon and Sherlock Gnomes.
Good sound is vital to any production and in this episode I speak to sound mixer Matt Cox about the art of sound mixing and ADR.
Good hair and make-up are essential to any film or TV production and in this episode, I speak to Hair & Make-up Designer Sophie Slotover.
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In this interview we talk about his career and how he went from script writer to photographer, what it's like working with a-list stars, we geek out talking about camera gear and the post production process and there's even advice for those who want into the industry.
Colin's website: http://www.huttonimages.com/
What's it like being an editor on high-end drama and being versatile in the edit suite? Well, stick around until the end of my interview with Editor David Fisher.
David Fisher has been editing drama for over a decade. During that time he's worked on a variety of genres such as period drama with Mr. Selfridge and Granchester, crime with Vera and The Bay, comedy with No Offence, sci-fi with Doctor Who and most recently fantasy adventure with His Dark Materials.
In this interview we talk about his work and how he landed career altering gigs, the challenges of editing high-end drama, editing and workflow short cuts and as usual, there's advice for those who want to work in the industry.
Visit http://www.dfisher.co.uk/ for more info on David's work.
This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info
The podcast currently has 53 episodes available.