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By Isabel Dickson
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.
In this episode your host @isabeldickson_ discusses with Curtis Lee her recently wrapped film, @rapidthefilm, of which she wrote, directed, co-produced and starred in. In this episode Isabel delves into what it was like going public with her bipolar disorder to make a film about rapid cycling, and together they discuss writing in an altered state of mind and channelling it into creativity, how they raised 82% of their crowdfunding target, steps to make your crowdfunding campaign a success, uncovering fear around mental illness, and so much more.
We discuss some members of the 'Rapid' crew in the film. To check out their work visit here:
Ella Deane: www.elladeane.com
Rhys William Nicolson: http://www.rwnicolson.com/
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast, host @isabeldickson_ sits down with entertainment worker and former co-chair of the Equity Wellness Committee, Liam Mcllwain (Les Misérables, The Pirates of Penzance, Mary Poppins).
We discuss the eye-opening statistics found in the groundbreaking study into Australian actors wellbeing by Sydney University and the Equity Foundation, contributors to the problem, duty of care institutions have for supporting and educating students, the importance of "cooling down" after a performance, tips for maintaining mind fitness, why and how things are changing in our industry, and so much more.
For more information about the Equity Wellness Committee and to access their resources visit: www.meaa.org/campaigns/equity-wellness/
SUPPORTACT WELLBEING HOTLINE: 1800 959 500
LIFELINE: 13 11 14
BEYOND BLUE: 1300 224 636
This week's guest is esteemed costume designer/maker/researcher Martin Heusel who has worked on films such as Moulin Rouge, Superman Returns, Alien Covenant, and on London's West End, to name just the tip of the iceberg.
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast host @isabeldickson_ (Sydney) sits down with Martin Heusel (Greece) to discuss versatility in the industry, why his background in research and history has been crucial to his career, balancing style with realism, how to be employable, why it's worth pursuing costume design/making as a career, and much more.
"Any work you create should be to entertain, to educate, or to inspire. The best work is all three. That's the work that changes the world."
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast host @isabeldickson_ (Sydney) sits down with actor and coach @shanesavage (Vancouver) via Zoom to discuss the differences between the Australian and North American markets and why he made the move to Vancouver from Melbourne, why you should move overseas for the experience and not the outcome, the "fuck yes or no" method in choosing work, why you need to have solid training in order to be working at a level that affects people, what you should look for in training, what he works on with his clients, and so much more.
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast host @isabeldickson_ sits down with renowned photographer @reedplummerimages to discuss how the ocean and nature inspire his photography, the role photography plays in conservation efforts and awareness, and his journey from making his own pinhole camera as a kid to becoming a household name in nature-inspired photography. Reed's work has been featured in media around the world including on BBC, CNN, Sky News, as well as with Tourism Australia. In 2019 and 2020 he was a finalist in the Australian Geographic Nature Photo of the Year. Reed also owns his own business, Central Coast Drones.
Website: http://reedplummerimages.com/
Buckle down 'cos we're flipping the switch. @consistentlycurtis from the very first Underground Artists podcast interviews regular host, @isabeldickson_. In this episode we talk about the benefits of acting school, moving to a new city to pursue your dream, finding your own acting work in an overcrowded market, and keeping your skills sharp, particularly during self isolation. This episode is the third in our ZOOMPOD series recorded via zoom.
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast, @isabeldickson_ sits down with filmmaker and actor Jace Pickard to discuss his 2020 feature film Fragmentary of which he wrote, produced, directed and starred in. We delve into the writing process, how he began producing films, and balancing the director-actor role on set.
Website: https://fragmentarymovie.com/about
This episode of @undergroundartistspodcast was recorded via Zoom to comply with the Covid 19 restrictions. @isabeldickson_ sits down with entrepreneur, producer and performer Celyren Phipps to discuss how you don't need to limit yourself to one career path, following your gut, and her background in performing. We also delve into her newly launched business Switch Out Swim and Active (SOSA). Celyren sheds light on the inspiration behind launching an eco-friendly, zero-waste swimwear and activewear company, their business structure, and tips for marketing.
In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast, @isabeldickson_ sits down with author, communications specialist and storyteller Ross Healy to discuss how he secured his literary agent (a fascinating story!), his process for writing novels, how to cater your writing to a variety of forms (from a media release to an emoji!), how achieving his Bachelors and Masters in Communications from Bond University helped shape his writing, and so much more! This episode isn't just for writers but all creatives, and will inspire and empower you to reach your goals.
Website: https://rosshealyauthor.com/
Ready to be empowered? In this week's episode I sit down with French/Australian pole dancer and teacher @kimberleymahoney to discuss her process for achieving her incredible tricks, how to become an elite pole dancer, competing, and so much more!
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.