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In this podcast, Seán Coyle (our host) speaks to people in the craft of theatre. We discover dos and don’ts, exchange knowledge and dive into all things theatrical. A podcast for theatre lovers, practitioners and beings. Curtain Call is a podcast designed by Dublin’s No Drama Theatre. An amateur drama group based in the City Centre of Dublin, Ireland.

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Categories: Arts

Tags: Acting, art, directing, dublin, Genre, performing, Performing Arts, theatre, theatrical, writing

The New American Storytellers is a weekly podcast by VINEGAR HILL about filmmaking, storytelling, and the creative process.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: american, Collaboration, creativity, directing, film, ideas, new, productivity, story, Storytellers, The, writing

Filmmakers Academy presents two of the film industry’s most unique and reliable podcasts for professionals who work behind the camera. We explore the latest trends, interview industry leaders, and offer leadership and lifestyle guidance tailored to fit the needs of filmmakers. Stop what you’re doing this very moment and subscribe to Filmmakers Academy to watch LIVE episodes for free on the FA Platform! While full audio episodes are available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, you can watch past episodes on the FA platform as a member of Filmmakers Academy. The Inner Circle Podcast is Filmmakers Academy’s flagship podcast hosted by Lydia and Shane Hurlbut, ASC. Together the duo chats with everyone from industry leaders in the film industry to health experts and beyond, spotlighting subjects useful to filmmakers pursuing successful and sustainable careers. *In addition to new episodes is a robust archive containing a wealth of knowledge. Finding the Frame is not so much an interview series as it is a lounge-sesh with your favorite filmmakers. Hosted by Brendan Sweeney, prominent filmmakers from ASC cinematographers to Oscar winners visit the studio to dish about their careers and approach to the craft. BAFTA Breakthrough Cinematographer Aaron Reid praises Filmmakers Academy as “a valuable learning resource for film craft” that “pushes learning film into the future.” Online Filmmaking Courses rates Filmmakers Academy 5/5 stars as the best-advanced filmmaking training platform! A trusted partner of Academy Gold Rising, British Cinematographer, RED Digital Cinema, and many other industry titans, visit FilmmakersAcademy.com to see how filmmakers like you are scaling successful careers in the film industry. We also keep past SIC episodes in our archive dedicated to cinematography, how to navigate your career, and leadership, hosted by Filmmakers Academy CEO Lydia Hurlbut and cinematographer Shane Hurlbut, ASC Filmmakers Academy is a subscription-based streaming platform developed to educate and inspire filmmakers to enrich their storytelling and technical skillset. Through on-demand lessons, podcasts, and courses across multiple disciplines, filmmakers at any level of experience will learn from our elite team of industry-leading professionals.

Categories: Education, TV & Film

Tags: Cameras, cinematography, directing, Filmmaking, lighting, motionpicture, Movies, shanehurlbut

Directors Notes is an interview podcast dedicated to independent filmmaking in all its wondrous forms, lengths and styles. The show digs deep into the what, how and why of the world’s best filmmaking in the only way that counts – by hearing directly from those talented individuals who have successfully taken their ideas from concept to screen.

Categories: Arts, Education, TV & Film

Tags: cinema, directing, film, Filmmaking, Independent, interview, movie, shorts

Join Director Michael Fling (Artistic Associate, Goodspeed Musicals) and Dramaturg Anika Chapin (Director of Artistic Development, Signature Theatre) as they explore and examine your favorite shows, from contemporary hits to classic Broadway. They’ll share fascinating tidbits about each show’s creation and history, then analyze a song or scene to illustrate how the dramaturgy of the show works. Whether you’re “Getting to Know” a show for the first time or learning more about an “Old Friend”, you’re guaranteed to fall in love with musical theatre all over again. New episodes monthly.

Categories: Arts, Fiction, Music

Tags: anika chapin, Broadway, broadway history, broadway podcast, broadway.com, chapin, classic musicals, criticism, directing, drama, dramatic analysis, dramaturgy, fling, goodspeed, goodspeed musicals, goodspeed opera house, hamilton, hammerstein, michael fling, music theater, music theatre, Musical, musical theater, musical theatre, musicals, play, playbill, regional theatre, rodgers, signature theatre, sondheim, stephen sondheim, theater, theatre, theatre analysis, Theatre history, tony awards

Conversations with creatives, creators, and instructors, seeking to explore how and why they create what they do. Hosted by Dan Thomas. All episodes available to watch on YouTube at youtube.com/@spaceonearth. Join us on Discord at discord.gg/spaceonearth. For more information about our workshops, head to spaceonearth.co.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: #melbourne, Acting, australia, classes, clown, clowning, Comedy, comedy festival, comedy festivals, comedy show, comedy shows, creative, creative classes, creative thinking, creative workshops, creatives, creativity, creativity workshops, design, directing, festival shows, film, Filmmaking, growth, improv, improv comedy, improvisation, improvisational comedy, improvised comedy, learning, live comedy, melbourne comedy, melbourne creative, melbourne creatives, melbourne improv, melbourne workshops, performance art, performance arts, performing, personal development, podcasting, producing, producing comedy, producing live comedy, production, professional development, sketch, sketch comedy, sketch writing, space on earth, space on earth workshops, stand up, stand up comedy, standup, standup comedy, Stories, storytelling, streaming, television, theatre, visual art, visual arts, workshops, writing

The revamped Maybe You Like It Podcast is the podcast all about adaptation! We take stories from anywhere and everywhere, and talk about how we’d tell them ourselves. Plays, films, books, music, even just a tweet.

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Hosted by Jake Morry and Caleb Barron, and with music from YouTube and Twitch sensation Kav Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by guests from a range of creative backgrounds, including actors, directors, sound designers, lighting designers, musical directors, comedians, film buffs, and even a dinosaur enthusiast to get creative and bring our favourite stories old and new to a different medium. And of course, we have fun doing it.

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Hosted by Jake Morry (@jake_morry) and Caleb Barron (@caleblebster), and with music from Youtube sensation Kavana Crossley, the Maybe You Like It team are joined each episode by incredibley talented guests from a range of creative backgrounds to chat everything about our hypothetical storytelling experience. And of course, we have fun doing it!

Find out more about Maybe You Like It Productions and our upcoming (non-hypothetical) projects at www.maybeyoulikeit.co.uk

Find us on:

Twitter @maybeulikeit

Instagram @maybeulikeit

Facebook @maybeyoulikeit

We’d love to hear from you! E-mail us at info@maybeyoulikeit.co.uk

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Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, adaptation, character, costume, directing, director, drama, film, ideas, lighting, production, set, sound, student, theatre

A BRIGHTER LENS is a podcast, hosted by Jennifer Zahlit and Larkin Bell, that aims to spotlight women, trans, and non-binary folx in film at different stages in their careers through thoughtful discussion. By holding a space for underrepresented creators to share their knowledge, experience, and creative inspiration, we hope to make the process of filmmaking more accessible and cultivate a community dedicated to collaboration and support in the film industry.

Categories: Arts, Business, TV & Film

Tags: #womeninfilm, actor, actress, Casting, castingdirector, directing, director, femaledirector, femalefilmmaker, feminism, film, Filmmaking, happierinhollywood, hollywood, screenplay, sundance, sundancefilmfestival, television, tribeca

Slade Ham is a stand up comedian, author, and explorer. This channel features a variety of projects, all designed to inspire and entertain you. These are all jokes and he is making everything up as he goes along. He writes in third person often and will make a great addition to your podcasting regiment. Eyes on the Ground is a 12-part mini-series featuring elite creatives discussing their methods in intimate interviews.

Categories: Arts, Comedy

Tags: alisiddiq, andyhuggins, billydwashington, chingobling, christophertitus, comedypodcasts, directing, funnycomedians, iambattlecomic, interviews, jasonknight, jordanbrady, jrbrow, matthewbroussard, michaelduff, podcastslikebillburr, podcastslikejoerogan, podcastsliketheovon, selfhelp, sladeham, smartcomedians, standupcomedy, stevehofstetter, tammypescatelli

Just Shoot It is a podcast about directing hosted by directors. Each week we interview filmmakers on writing, cinematography, development and acting to learn how to build a successful career as a filmmaker in the Hollywood industry. Get bonus content on Patreon

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Categories: Education, TV & Film

Tags: directing, director, directors, film interviews, filmmakers, Filmmaking, screenwriting

What Went Wrong covers Hollywood’s most notoriously disastrous movie productions, digging into the behind the scenes insanity of everything from massive flops to record breaking blockbusters. Each episode, hosts Lizzie Bassett and Chris Winterbauer dive into a new film to explore the mind blowing (and sometimes numbing) reasons why making a movie is nearly impossible (especially a good one). Produced by David Boman.

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Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Acting, blockbuster, directing, disaster, film, flop, History, hollywood, movie

Playwright Spotlight features a new playwright every episode to discuss the tools of the trade and solutions to the obstacles we face as writers in hopes of making us all better and more successful playwrights.

Categories: Arts, Education, Leisure

Tags: Acting, directing, drama, Performing Arts, Playwright, Playwright's Spotlight, Playwriting, theatre, theatre arts, theatre company, writing

Hosts Donald Davenport and Harry Musselwhite, veterans of the motion picture, television, and music worlds, present a delightfully irreverent podcast where they dish on their experiences and the challenges of creating in The Land of Enchantment. Why Dungball Express? If you’ve rolled as much crap as Donald and Harry, it almost becomes second nature.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, composing, directing, Filmmaking, producing, screenwriting

In this podcast series, Carolyn Giardina, Tech Editor for The Hollywood Reporter, extends her coverage of the filmmaking crafts. She will be talking with the cinematographers, editors, production designers, composers, visual effects supervisors, and other leading artists that bring the magic of motion pictures to theaters. Subscribe now to receive episodes of this inspired new series that shines a light on the artists that spend most of their time behind the screen.

Categories: Arts, Technology, TV & Film

Tags: behind-the-scenes, BTS, cinematography, composing, design, directing, film, how its made, Mixing, post production, production, production design, sound, VFX

‘In Between Pods’ is a podcast that focuses on what it means to be a ‘creative’ (Actor/Writer/Director/Musician/Artist/Comedian/Youtuber/Casting Director and many more) working (or not) in their chosen industry today. As an actor, I have always been fascinated by the consistent inconsistency of our day to day lives, and wanted to delve into what it is that truly makes us want to continue to do the craft we hold so dearly. Whilst looking at these people’s incredible achievements and how they got there, I am here to investigate the more profound questions that strive for a deeper understanding of topics such as mental health, relationships, ambitions, process, self worth and what life means when working. Or, quite simply, how to keep life fun when in between jobs.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, actor, ambition, Comedian, Comedy, creative, directing, director, employed, filmmaker, inbetweenpods, mentalhealth, music, musician, success, unemployed, Writer, writing

TWO STOPS OVER is a podcast about filmmaking with two ruffians, director Nigel Dick and cinematographer Vance Burberry ASC, ACS. They have travelled the world together and independently, shooting hundreds and hundreds of music videos, movies and commercials and, in Vance’s case, a lot of fish. Drawing from their film-making experiences over the last three decades these two mischief-makers will interrogate, question and cross-examine a different guest on each episode in their efforts to establish final closure on the time Vance tried to blow off Nigel’s leg with a bag of fireworks during a location scout. Guests will include a wide array of reputable peers and friends working in the industry and at least one rock n’ roller who has had it with music videos. Our hosts are based in Los Angeles and, although one is technically a Brit and the other is technically an Aussie, it is hoped that some useful film-making tips and interesting behind-the-scenes gossip will be shared, not to mention passionate discussions about whether the craft service table should include Marmite or Vegemite. You have been warned – and so have their future guests!

Two Stops Over is produced by Milktmade.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Aussie, Brit, cinematography, directing, film, Funny, lighting, music, POP, rock n roll, television

A husband and wife try to force their cinematic taste on each other.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, Comedy, directing, discussions, film, tv, writing

I interview People Pursuing Greatness, each guest is doing something great, something more than most, something that is inspirational and hopefully moves your needle – and possibly your ass off the couch. We all could do more, we all could be more, these are just some of the people and their stories making waves in the world.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Music

Tags: Acting, art, Comedy, directing, fitness, music, outdoors, training