Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 11 episodes
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How accessible are film and TV productions? How inclusive is the screen industry? Is it sustainable? The ScreenSkills Podcast asks these questions and more to get the behind-the-scenes breakdown on all things production. We go behind the camera and hear from those making the content you love. We explore the UK screen industry with the help of those within it and unpick the stories that matter to them. In each monthly episode, we touch on different themes and hear how they impact the workforce. Learn more about The ScreenSkills Podcast: https://www.screenskills.com/podcast
Unknown Host hosts The ScreenSkills Podcast, a business show with 11 episodes published.
In the ninth episode of The ScreenSkills Podcast, launched in partnership with The Adobe Foundation, we turn the spotlight on all things animation and children's TV. With the Children's Media Conference taking place in S
In our eighth episode, we hear from those using their experiences of working in production spaces to improve the wellbeing of those working behind the camera in the screen industries. Laetitia Nneke and Annika Hagemann -
In episode 7, we explore new research from ScreenSkills and 4Skills, conducted by Ampere Analysis, on the size and profile of the UK screen workforce. We hear from those involved in the study about how the findings will
In episode 6, we speak to intimacy coordinator Yarit Dor about her journey in the industry. From being the West End’s first Intimacy Director to working on the likes of Wicked, Rivals and Peaky Blinders, she tells us wha
In this episode we're putting the workforce at the centre of the conversation. We’re joined by CEO of the Film and TV Charity, Marcus Ryder, to discuss the findings of their Looking Glass survey and what measures can be
The first episode of the new year takes the opportunity to look ahead at what the next 12 months have in store for the screen industries. We’re joined by industry journalists Jake Kanter and Manori Ravindran to explore t
Sustainability is becoming an increasingly present part of conversations within UK screen content production. But when it comes to the practical side of reducing the carbon footprint, what steps can be taken to have real
In this bonus episode we meet the Discover! Creative Careers team as they go on the road to excite and energise 11 to 18-year-olds about opportunities in the creative industries in England. Programme Lead Mary Rose share
Episode two of The ScreenSkills Podcast is here! We speak to broadcaster, author, motivational speaker and star of his very own animation CBeebies show, Dr Amit Patel. We caught up with him at the ScreenSkills and Adobe
Welcome to episode one! In our debut episode, we sit down with Emmy-nominated sound designer Chad Orororo and screenwriter Tony Schumacher, the creator of the BAFTA-nominated BBC drama The Responder, to explore their car
ScreenSkills is launching a podcast! Join us as we go behind the camera to explore the UK screen industry with the help of those within it. From animation to film, TV to visual effects, in each episode we'll meet the peo
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The ScreenSkills Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 11 episodes.
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