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- 42: Supervising Props Mouldmaker Thomas Jones - Creating Props for Blockbuster Movies
If you have ever wondered how props are made for some of your favourite movies, such as guns, swords, furniture or even space ships, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Supervising Props Mouldmaker Thomas Jones.
Thomas Jones has made props on a plethora of blockbuster movies from the very beginning of his career. Movies such as Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Die Another Day, V for Vendetta, and more recently for franchises such as The Avengers, Star Wars and Mission Impossible.In this interview we talk about his career in the movies, the process of prop-making, the pressures of working on big-budget movies, and he gives great advice for those who want to work in the industry.
Thomas' Imdbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm3284057/?ref_=fn_nm_nm_6This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info45 min - 41: Stunt Coordinator Jude Poyer - Fight Choreography for Film & TV
Do you want to know what it's like to choreograph mind-blowing fight sequences for film and TV? Or what it's like choreographing stunt sequences with actors who may never have done action before?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Fight & Stunt Coordinator Jude Poyer.Jude Poyer is stunt coordinator whose career in film and TV spans well over two decades. Starting out as a stunt performer in Hong Kong cinema, he's since worked his way up the ranks to stunt coordinator and action designer.Over the years, he's worked on productions such as Free Fire, Ip Man 4: The Finale, Apostle, Grimsby, Transformers: The Last Knight and most recently raised the bar for British TV action with mind-blowing fight sequences and stunts in Gangs of London.In this interview we talk in depth about his career and his approach to fight sequences and action, the processes of choreographing fights on Gangs of London, we geek out talking about his influences in Hong Kong action cinema, and there's even advice for those who want to get into the industry performing stunts for film & TV.Visit: https://reelpowerstunts.wixsite.com/html for more info and follow Jude on Twitter https://twitter.com/ReelPowerStunts and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ReelPowerStuntsThis episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info1 hr 1 min - 40: Editor Ant Boys ACE - Editing Comedy for Film and TV
Do you want know what it's like to edit comedy TV shows and films? Or learn more about the methods and secrets behind producing award winning comedy?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with editor Ant Boys A.C.E.A member of American Cinema Editors, Ant Boys is one of the U.K's most accomplished TV editors, having made a career editing some of the most recognisable comedies on British TV and around around the world. Shows such as The Great, Veep, Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe and The Thick of It, to name but a few and also films such as Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and The Hustle.In this interview we take a deep dive on the methods of editing comedy, talk editing workflows and shortcuts, the benefits of having an agent and as usual, there is plenty of advice for those who are looking to further their careers in the industry.Ant Boys Imdb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2363648/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info54 min - 39: Editor Mark Hermida - Editing High-End Drama and Film
Do you want to know what the differences are between editing a TV drama vs a movie? Or more about how to build a good relationship between an editor and a director?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Freelance Film & TV Editor Mark Hermida.Mark Hermida has been editing for a decade and during that time has worked on a wide rage of successful shows such as Tin Star, Guilt, Trying and Waterloo Road and films such as Anna and the Apocalypse, Killed by my Debt and The Left Behind.
In this interview we talk about his career and his surprising way into the industry, talk about building good relationships with directors and other creatives, we discuss editing tips and tricks and of course there's amazing advice for those who are looking to work in post production.This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info45 min - 38: Managing Director of Gorilla Rich Moss - Managing Wales' Largest Post-Production Facility
Do you want to know what it takes to manage Wales' largest post production facility? Or the work involved in delivering some of your favourite TV shows and films?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Rich Moss, Managing Director of Gorilla.Rich Moss has been working in TV and post-production for decades, having worked his way up from runner to managing Wales' largest post production facility.In this interview we talk about his career, the many projects he is involved with, where he sees post-production going in years to come and again, there's great advice for those looking to get into post-production.This episode is sponsored by Gorilla. Visit https://gorillagroup.tv/ for more info33 min - 37: Online Editor Mark Bankhead - Onlining High-End Drama and Film
Do you want to know what it's like to be an online editor for some of the biggest shows on British TV? Do you want to know more about the latest technology and techniques that are used in on-lining?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with online editor Mark Bankhead.Mark Bankhead has been working in TV for the best part of two decades and is a technical whiz kid when it comes to all things post production. He has extensive knowledge and experience on-lining TV shows of many genres; shows such as Kiri, The Accident and most recently, Industry for the BBC & HBO.In this interview we talk in depth about post production and the online process, we geek out talking software and there's advice for those who are looking to get into the industry.This episode is sponsored by GorillaVisit Gorillagroup.tv for more info.47 min - 36: Editor Sara Jones - Editing High-End Drama and Film
Do you want to know what it's like to edit high-end dramas such as His Dark Materials & Hidden? Or action-packed thrillers like Gangs of London and Riviera?
Well, you'll want to stick around to the end of my interview with editor Sara Jones.Sara Jones has been editing film & TV for the best part of two decades; such as Gangs of London, Stella, Hinterland, and films such as Apostle and Under Milkwood.In this interview we talk about her career, what it's like to edit big-budget dramas, the effects the pandemic has had on the industry and as usual there's plenty of advice for those who want to work TV.This episode is sponsored by Gelert Post-productionVisit www.gelert.tv for more info.50 min - 35: Creative Marc Real - Producing Behind The Scenes for High-End Drama
Do you want to know what it's like to produce behind the scenes content for some of the biggest shows on British TV? Shows such as Peaky Blinders, Poldark, Sherlock and Doctor Who?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Marc Real.Marc Real has worked in TV for well over a decade and right now works as a creative for BBC Wales creating TV trails and producing/shooting/editing a wide variety of projects.As part of his job, he gets to go on set of many high-end dramas and capture behind the scenes action which is vital to the success of any TV show.In this interview, we talk in depth about what his job entails creating content for social media and DVD extras etc, favourite moments such as meeting Corey Taylor from Slipknot on the Tardis to having tea with Philip Pullman, author of His Dark Materials.This episode is sponsored by Gelert Post-productionVisit www.gelert.tv for more info42 min - 34: Film Maker Matt Sears - Directing Zero Budget Short Films
Do you want to know how to make zero-budget short films that are watched by millions? Or do you want to know some of the best platforms to use to get them seen?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with filmmaker Matt Sears.Matt Sears is a zero-budget film-maker who does it all, from writing and casting to shooting and editing. He's made several short horror and sci-fi films and I spotted his work on some Facebook groups and thought I'd get him on to talk about his film-making process and goals.
In this interview we talk in depth about how he got into film making, the challenges he faces getting his work seen, and what his plans are for the future. But despite his films being low budget, the quality of information and knowledge he shares, is priceless!
This is episode is sponsored by www.gelert.tvCheck out his films at www.youtube.com/mattsears57 min - 33: Production Manager Hannah Gosney - Managing TV Productions
Have you ever wondered what it takes to organise and schedule an entire TV production crew; from pre-production and shooting, through to post production and delivery?
Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Production Manger Hannah Gosney from Media Career Advice.but before I get into that....(Sponsor add)Hannah Gosney has worked in TV for over a decade, overseeing the smooth-running of many TV shows from various genres. As a production manager, she's the back-bone of any production as she makes sure everything runs to schedule and is delivered on time.Not only that, she is the Company Director of Media Career Advice, where she offers various courses in TV production management and career advice for those who want to get into the industry or simply fancy a career change.For more info visit www.mediacareeradvice.co.ukThis episode is sponsored by www.gelert.tv38 min
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