Unwritten+

Unwritten+

By Irina IgnatiewBusinessCareers
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  • Andri Ómarsson, Glassriver, Iceland – From Cod to Cannes, and Everything in Between

    Seriencamp Conference Special!

    In this episode, I talk to Andri Ómarsson, co-CEO of Glassriver and one of the driving forces behind Iceland’s global TV boom. What starts as a chat about icy road movies (Cold Fever, anyone?) turns into a personal revelation: I suddenly realize The Case—a show we invested in 11 years ago as a coproduction at Red Arrow—was actually the first-ever Icelandic international co-production. And I only found that out mid-interview.

    We also talk about:
    – how wine, cod, and good instincts lead to cross-cultural storytelling
    – what it feels like to “hit the wall” in Cannes
    – why Trump’s proposed 100% tariff on foreign-shot films would be a disaster for Iceland’s production scene

    – …and what Michael Bay has to do with Andri’s approach to success—yes, really.

    Plus: Andri’s wild past in extreme production services—from diving with a camera in freezing water to operating Iceland’s first helicopter camera mount.

    A sharp, fun, human conversation about building stories—and companies—across borders.

    Connect with Andri over LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andriomarsson/

    Take a look at Glassrivers Website here:

    https://www.glassriver.is


    41 min
  • Trailer - Seriencamp Special

    Unwritten+ brings you conversations with people working across cultures and borders in media and beyond. In this special series for Seriencamp Conference, Germanys leading series festival and conference, I talk to some of the speakers and guests of Seriencamp to explore their creative sparks and global perspectives. More to come soon!

    1 min

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Unwritten+ is a podcast about building a career across cultures and borders. Hosted by Irina Ignatiew, each episode features honest, in-depth conversations with people navigating international paths…