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In this episode we talk to Anastasia Amy about her webzine, On Cue. On Cue let's people know about all new art events and new artists around the Johannesburg Area. If you'd like to see more from us, feel free to check out our YouTube Channel at
Today we have Arno Greeff on the podcast! We chat about his part as Chris in 'Blood and Water' (Africa's second original Netflix series), his journey getting into acting, his early career, how to build a career as an actor, and a whole lot more
In this episode we talk all about our experience making our first series of TV Commercials for a well known brand. If you'd like to see more from us, feel free to check out our YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/LoopedPictures or visit our webs
Welcome back to Department Spotlight! In this episode, in this episode, we talk to Niel Vosloo who is the Data and Editorial Operator at The Flying Colour Company based in Soho, London, England. We speak about what goes into the VFX of some of
Welcome back to Department Spotlight! In this episode, we continue our scroll down r/Filmmakers on Reddit, answering any questions we feel we can tackle! Want more filmmaking-related questions and answers? Don't forget to go back and check out
Welcome back to Department Spotlight! In this episode, we cover a multitude of departments as we scroll down r/Filmmakers on Reddit and answer any questions that we feel we can tackle. If you'd like to see more from us, feel free to check out o
This episode we talk business! We talk all about starting and running a production company. We share advice and tips on making corporate videos, growing your name, connections, client relations and more! If you'd like to see more from us, feel
In this podcast, we tackle the "boring" stuff - the admin, the hidden considerations - BUT, it's definitely not boring and very, very essential stuff to consider when making your short film! We talk about catering, hidden costs, finding a crew,
In this episode of Department Spotlight, we carry on answering the questions we found in an article called "10 Questions to Get Film Lovers Arguing" by James Cateridge as a part of the "Dummies" brand. Do you have your own takes on these topics
In this episode of Department Spotlight, we thought it'd be fun to go through an article we found called "10 Questions to Get Film Lovers Arguing" by James Cateridge as a part of the "Dummies" brand. Sounds like the perfect questions for a podc
In this episode - Jaco, Mark, and Kyllian head back to the cinema! They discuss going back to the cinemas, the effect of the pandemic on the industry, and how the relationship between cinema releases and streaming has become even further intert
In this episode, we have Pieter Du Plessis on the podcast! He's finished up his first feature film 'Dust' - so we go into its creation, and its tumultuous release due to the pandemic. Lots of great insights into making a feature film. Follow Pi
Jaco got injured in a robbery! So, in this episode of Department Spotlight, Jaco explains what happened, and we thought that we'd take this as a chance to go over safety on set. Then we go into other topics such as getting locations for your sh
In this episode of Department Spotlight, we're trying out a new format! We moved our setup to a couch-y situation, let us know what you think of it. In this episode, we started off with the goal to talk about the conception of ideas, to words o
In this episode, we carry on our conversation with SUPP founder Lydia Stander. We chat all about the great tools for collaboration that are available to filmmakers on the platform, future goals for the platform, and their very own film festival
Some of you may be wondering where you can find our short films. Well, they are up on the brilliant, exciting, and new platform SUPP! In today's episode, we talk to Lydia Stander - the founder of SUPP - about what exactly SUPP is, why it was cr
Today we talk to Sans Moonsamy, an established South Africa Actor, Comedian, Director, Writer, who has been running Sandman productions for the last 20 years. He tells us all about his directing debut as well as how he's been doing projects dur
Today we talk to Sans Moonsamy, an established South Africa Actor, Comedian, Director, Writer, who has been running Sandman productions for the last 20 years. He tells us all about his early experiences in the industry and how one project lead
In part 2 of our talk with Evan Wigdorowitz, an up and coming director/writer originally from Johannesburg, but now living in Cape Town. He explains his process from the writing stage through to post production. He also explains why he sees edi
Today we talk to Evan Wigdorowitz, an up and coming director/writer originally from Johannesburg, but now living in Cape Town. He explains his path from attending the less conventional art school instead of film school and then taking a job at
In part 2 of our conversation with Michael Lawrence Potter, he tells us all about his experince during the production of the 2020 film, Triggered (now on DSTV BoxOffice). Follow Michael in instagram: @whatspotting. If you'd like, to see the fil
In part 1 of our conversation with Michael Lawrence Potter, we discuss his experiences working as a lawyer while also acting and pursuing a creative career in film and theatre. Follow Michael in instagram: @whatspotting. If you'd like, to see
In our final podcast for 2020, Jaco & Mark discuss the content we created this year. From the original 6 short films that we made to our podcasts, to the special videos we made. They also discuss what they learnt from releasing 12 short films i
In the eleventh installment of our Department Spotlight Podcast, we have 3 special guests speaking all about acting in the South African Film Industry. Adrienne Cameron-Ellis from Mallemeule and REDACTED, Lehlohonolo Mokhampanyane from Public
Talia Smith recently won a Student Academy Award for her short film Umama, which she made as her thesis film at New York University. Talia explains what Umama is about - its context and background, telling South African stories, and the conside
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