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This week Clay and Chris are joined by award winning sound designer, editor, and recordist Craig Carter, to chat about the importance of sound in film and how to get your start in the sound department. Craig has been in the industry for over thirty years, and has worked on more than 100 productions, including Rabbit Proof Fence, Kenny, Rogue, Babe 2, The Slap mini-series, and most recently Tony Ayre's new feature Cut Snake (which is currently screening at SXSW).
This week Clay and Chris chat with television and feature film writer, Jaime Browne, about working as a writer and showrunner. Jaime has written for many TV series including Last Man Standing, The Secret Life of Us, Laid, & The Straights, along with writing two features: The King, and most recently The Mule, starring the Hugo Weaving, Angus Sampson, & John Noble. Jaime is now focused on pitching pilots in the US, including a new Sci-Fi series Synapse.
You can find Jaime's most recent feature, The Mule, on iTunes, DVD, & select theatres.
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This week Chris and Clay sit down with writer/director Guy Franklin, who has directed music videos for the likes of Kimbra, Delta Goodrem, and Guy Sebastian. So far, his videos have been played more than 50 million times online, and in 2011 his video for Kimbra’s “Cameo Lover” was nominated for an ARIA award. Guy is now in LA pursuing his first TV pilot currently titled "Holly", based around the experience of a young, sheltered woman entering the LA porn industry.
Straight out of University, Guy broke into the industry with his first music video for Kimbra's "Settle Down", followed closely by "Cameo Lover". After the success of those clips, Guy spent the next year and a half directing videos for All The Colours, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian, Montaigne, and a series of live performance videos for Virgin Airlines.
You can find Guy online at http://www.guywfranklin.com and @guywfranklin
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