The Unlimited Podcast

The brilliant photographer Jack Chen. @DigifocusPhoto www.digifocus.co.uk www.theunlimitedpodcast.com

Multi award winning film directors Ludwig & Paul Shammasian talk about process, preparation, collaboration and trust; The Pyramid Texts, Romans 1220, beginnings and finding your own voice.

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Film maker Paul Shammasian of the Shammasian Brothers talks about directing James Cosmo in The Pyramid Texts by Geoff Thompson, making the Glitter And Trauma video for Biffy Clyro, and filming the Pythons. Video also available on the main site. With Mr Warner Stephens. And me. www.thepyramidtexts.com @paulshammasian www.theunlimitedpodcast.com @StuDotWilliams @warnerstephens

After holding a series of good positions at high profile publishers Matthew decided to go it alone and has already published forty high quality titles before the end of his first year of trading. www.urbanepublications.com @urbanepub www.theunlimitedpodcast.com @StuDotWilliams

Warner's twitter bio reads:
Invests in film. Inquisitive and flowing serendipitously through this beautiful life. I Run a property company and Cool Boutiques with my wife Karen.
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The brilliant actor Craig Conway on acting directing and process.
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Dawn is a brain tumour survivor who now has breast cancer. She is an allotment holder who lives with epilepsy, low energy and 'stuff'. She loves to write, and to eat cake - and she takes nothing for granted. She's wonderful.
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The brilliant Chris Lombard talks about his script writing journey so far.
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Boyd is the film and TV editor of Heat magazine and is a regular film reviewer on BBC Radio. He was kind enough to chat with me and Warner Stephens one lunchtime in Soho. Thank you Boyd.

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Direct-to-stone sculptor Andrew Hood in conversation.

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Andrew's manifesto:

To become the finest stone sculptor is my most pressing ambition. To that end I endeavour to achieve the technical ability of the figurative sculptors of Classical and High Renaissance times.

I wish to be “Reading’s sculptor”, following the tradition of George Blackall Simonds and Eric Stamford FRBS.

I have noticed that Humanity is at its most noble when engaged in struggle.

Excessive comfort, wealth and ease therefore ought to be avoided more energetically than poverty, pain and hardship.

For this reason I want my sculpture to revel in the savage and spiritual aspects of human existence – to demonstrate how the raw experience of the world directly upon our senses and intellect (without the anaesthetic effect of an over-full stomach, cars, shoes or central heating) enhances our spirituality and physical well-being.

The artist must live the life that he endorses – which is why I always run barefoot, shiver, sweat and experience desperate hunger often.