CUT! The Podcast
CUT! The Podcast
Podcast Description
Working in entertainment can sometimes feel like a minefield. Whether you’re an actor, producer, director, editor or cameraman, it’s hard to know where to start or who to talk to. And even if you do, it’s practically impossible to get past the gatekeepers.Undertow Content’s Amanda Browne and Nell Nakkan want to change that. They’re on a mission to build a supportive community that shares information, and have found experts from all areas of the industry keen to share their experiences and knowledge. Together they've uncovered insights that can help you navigate a rapidly-changing landscape and create a sustainable career.Join Amanda and Nell and their expert guests from all around the world as they bring you industry insights and engaging discussions to keep you thriving and surviving in the business of film and TV. undertowcontent.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes related to the entertainment industry, including the impact of AI on creativity, sustainable careers in film and television, the art of post-production, and the significance of film festivals. Episodes feature in-depth discussions on topics like the challenges of remakes, the role of creativity in business innovation, and advocacy for under-represented voices in storytelling, exemplified by episodes featuring guests like actress Alison McGirr and emerging filmmaker Lily Drummond.

Working in entertainment can sometimes feel like a minefield. Whether you’re an actor, producer, director, editor or cameraman, it’s hard to know where to start or who to talk to. And even if you do, it’s practically impossible to get past the gatekeepers.
Undertow Content’s Amanda Browne wants to change that. CUT’s on a mission to build a supportive community that shares information, and have found experts from all areas of the industry keen to share their experiences and knowledge. Listen in as this podcast uncovers insights that can help you navigate a rapidly-changing landscape and create a sustainable career.
Hear from expert guests from all around the world as they bring you industry insights and engaging discussions to keep you thriving and surviving in the business of film and TV.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Discover how Charlotte Wheaton, head of factual at Good Thing Productions, balances creativity, ethics, and business in the ever-evolving industry of documentary filmmaking. From global industry contrasts to ethical considerations, this episode offers insightful guidance for emerging producers and seasoned professionals alike.
In this episode:
Charlotte Wheaton shares her journey from UK and US co-productions to leading Australian factual content
How her role encompasses creative, commercial, and cultural leadership within a medium-sized production company
The importance of flexibility and diverse skill sets in maintaining industry relevance
Strategies for filtering stories with meaningful impact grounded in human connection
The shifting landscape of global unscripted production, funding models, and audience preferences
The role of celebrity versus intimate character stories in future factual projects
Ethical frameworks and safeguarding vulnerable characters in documentary storytelling
How trust, communication, and reputation sustain projects despite industry fluctuations
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