In The Edit - The Film & TV Making-of Podcast

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  • 32: Script Supervisor Andrea Bamford - Script Supervising for High-End Drama & Film

    Do you want to know what it takes to be a script supervisor on some of the biggest dramas on British TV? Or do you have a script but don't know how to get it in front of the right people?

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Script Supervisor Andrea Bamford.

    Andrea Bamford has been a script supervisor for both film and TV and has worked on hit shows such as Game of Thrones, Belgravia, Granchester, Line of Duty and most recently Des for ITV and films such as Keith Lemon – The Film and Ab Fab – The Movie.

    In this interview we talk about her career and how she got into TV and Film, the challenges she faces as a script supervisor, who she looks up to and there's great advice for budding script writers.
    This episode is sponsored by Gelert Post Production. Visit https://www.gelert.tv/ for more. 

    42 min
  • 31: Freelance Editor Mark Hardyman - Editing High-Profile Reality TV

    Do you want to know what it's like to edit some of the biggest reality shows on British TV? Shows such as I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, X-Factor, Strictly Come Dancing and Big Brother?

    Well, you'll want to stick around to the end of my interview with freelance editor Mark Hardyman.
    Mark Hardyman has been editing for over 20 years and during that time has worked on huge range of tv shows and genres, from Factual, Reality to Drama and Film.
    He's is one of the most accomplished editors I know. Masterful in the off-line as well as highly skilled in the on-line and just an all-round great bloke to work with.
    In this interview we talk about life as an editor of high-profile reality shows that are watched by millions every week; we geek out talk in depth about the post production process, and of course there are tips and advice for those looking to work in TV.
    This episode is sponsored by Gelert Post Production - www.gelert.tv

    48 min
  • 30: Executive Producer David P. Davis - Producing High End Drama

    Do you want to know what it's like working in the script department of some of the biggest shows on British Television? Or do you want to know how to transition from on job role to another?

    Well, you'll want to stick around to the end of my interview with Executive Producer David P. Davis.

    David P.Davis is an executive producer of a brand new HBO and the BBC drama called Industry produced by Bad Wolf. Some of his credits include shows such as Doctor Who, Electric Dreams, Casualty and much more!

    In this interview we talk about some of the show's he's worked on, how he got into the “Industry”, working various roles over the years including script editor and development producer, the challenges of story writing and scripting, who his inspirations are, and of course there is stacks of advice for those looking to get into TV.

    David's Imdb profile:
    https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4197494/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr4
    This episode is sponsored by Gelert Post Production Visit www.gelert.tv for more.

    49 min
  • 29: Former Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell - Marketing & Branding for TV

    Do you want to know what it takes to manage the marketing and branding of one of the biggest sci-fi series in the world?

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Edward Russell, former Brand Manager of Doctor Who.

    Edward Russell's career in TV goes back over two decades working for the music icon that was Top of the Pops, before he moved to Cardiff in the early 2000's to join the Doctor Who team to work across the Brand and oversee all the auxiliary content and events related to the show, including it's spin off's Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.

    In this interview, we talk in-depth about his time as Brand Manager and all the various things that role involved; what he's been up to since leaving the BBC, such as lecturing students about marketing and media, running his own very successful podcast, the work he does for RTS in Wales, and most recently his involvement with Former Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell - Marketing & Branding for TV.

    Edward's Podcast Inside the Groove: https://insidethegroove.podbean.com/

    Wallace & Gromit's The Big Fix Up: https://www.thebigfixup.co.uk/

     

    This episode is sponsored by GELERT Post Production in Cardiff

    Visit Gelert.tv to find out more!

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    48 min
  • 28: Screen Alliance Wales - Guiding you into the Film & TV Industry

    This episode is sponsored by Gelert.tv 

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    Are you looking to get into the film or TV industry but are not sure how to go about it or who to speak to? Or do you want to know more about what resources and education are available?
    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with Rhys Bebb and Allison Dowzell from Screen Alliance Wales. Allison is Managing Director and Rhys is the Welsh Language Education & Training Officer.

    In this episode I speak to Allison Dowzell who is Managing Director and Rhys Bebb who is the Welsh Language Education & Training Officer at Screen Alliance Wales who have recently been shortlisted in the “Third Sector Organisation of the Year” at the Cardiff Business Awards.

    We talk extensively about the work that Screen Alliance Wales is doing to help and educate people about the many opportunities that exist in the screen industries in Wales.

    Go to https://www.screenalliancewales.com/ for more info.

    30 min
  • 27: Freelance Editor Sophie Pollock - Editing Critically Acclaimed Documentaries

    Do you want to know what it's like to edit gripping factual documentaries? Do you want to know about some of the challenges an editor faces whilst in the edit?

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with freelance editor Sophie Pollock.

    Sophie has been working in TV for over a decade, mainly editing factual documentaries and I'd say there isn't a subject she can't lend her skills to and make a success of. For example, one of her most recent projects, Hell on Wheels for the BBC, received a four star rating from TV critic Will Gompertz.

    In this interview we talk about her career and the struggles she faced as a single mum trying to make it in TV; some of the projects she's worked on and the challenges she faces in the edit suite.

    And as usual, there's plenty of advice for those looking to get into the industry.

    41 min
  • 26: Fried Barry Director Ryan Kruger - Directing Your First Movie

    Do you want to know what it takes to make your first movie? Or how to go from making short films to feature-length movies?

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with award winning director Ryan Kruger.

    Born in England and now living in Cape Town, Ryan has become one of South Africa's top music video directors and film makers but has now made the switch to directing movies, with his first feature length film “Fried Barry”, which generating a lot of interest around the world at film festivals and with fans, and it's not even out yet!

    In this interview, we talk at length about “Fried Barry” and the film-making process behind it, his inspirations, his career and there's stacks of great advice for budding film-makers!
    Find out more here: http://friedbarry.com/
    Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmEzcw7qLHU
    Follow Ryan here: https://twitter.com/RyanKrugerThing

    1 hr 46 min
  • 25: Composer Sarah Warne - Composing Music For The Screen

    Do you want to know what it's like to compose music for films & TV dramas such as ITV's hugely popular “Des” staring David Tennant as seerial killer Dennis Nilsen ? Or maybe you're a musician who wants to know how to get into composing for the screen

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with film & TV composer Sarah Warne.
    Sarah's been composing music for the screen since 2011, for shows such as Dark Money, Humans, and more recently, Des; as well as many short films and documentaries.
    And, talking of documentaries, although we never met before this interview, Sarah and I worked together on the documentary that followed the drama, The Real Des: The Dennis Nilsen Story which I edited & Sarah composed the title and end credit music for.
    In this interview, we talk about her career, how she got into the industry, what's involved in composing for the screen, and of course there's plenty of advice for those who would like to get into composing for TV!
    Find out more:
    http://sarahwarne.com/

    41 min
  • 24: Entertainer Stifyn Parri - Being a Versatile TV Talent

    Do you want to know what it takes to be an all-round and versatile entertainer?

    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with creative producer, entertainer, presenter and mentor, Mr. Producer himself; Stifyn Parri.
    Styfin has been working in the creative industries for over 40 years, having both a stage and screen career, having starred as Marius in Les Miserables in London's West End and also as Christopher Duncan in Channel 4's Brookside.
    Over the years, he's also been a presenter, a game show host, a chat show host, done voice over and narration work as well as being a radio DJ.
    Some of the things we talk about in this interview are his career and how he started out in TV and entertainment; some of the many things he's involved with today, such as workshops and mentoring, managing and organising star-studded events, stand up comedy and promoting his book, the first ever bilingual, back to back autobiography, Out With It!
    Find out more: https://www.mrproducer.co.uk/

    46 min
  • 23: Freelance Editor Dan Ablett - Editing TV Shows From Home

    Do you want to know what it takes make it as a documentary TV editor ?

    Do you want to know how the TV industry is adapting to this global health crisis?
    Well, you'll want to stick around until the end of my interview with freelance editor Dan Ablett.
    Dan has been working in TV for the best part of two decades and during that time has edited a whole range of TV shows, for BBC 1, 2, 3 & 4, Discovery, Channel 4 & Netflix and has edited show such as, 999: What’s Your Emergency?, Sunderland til I Die and Race Across the World which recently won a BAFTA for best constructed factual programme
    In this interview we talk at length about how the global health crisis is affecting TV production and what it's like to work from home, editing TV shows. We also talk about his career, how he got started and as usual there's plenty of advice for those looking to get into the industry.

    53 min

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