Beyond Broadcast
Beyond Broadcast
Podcast Description
After years in media and broadcasting, Jamie Larson takes you behind the scenes of the broadcast industry, uncovering the stories of the creators, producers, and performers who bring your favourite content to life.In each episode, Jamie dives into their personal journeys, exploring what inspired them to pursue careers in entertainment and broadcast media, the challenges they’ve faced, and the life lessons they’ve learned along the way.Whether you’re a fan of behind-the-scenes stories, aspiring to work in media and entertainment, or simply curious about the lives of industry insiders, this podcast offers a look at the world beyond.Discover the people who shape the magic and learn what makes them tick—because there’s more to media & entertainment than what meets the eye.If you would like to get in contact you can reach me on the followingInsta - @beyondbroadcastpodEmail - [email protected]
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The podcast explores themes related to the broadcasting industry, including resilience in career paths, networking, and the evolving landscape of media. Featured episodes examine topics such as navigating doubt with guests like Isla MacLeod and the significance of relationships in broadcasting with Ryan Foster. Other discussions include the challenges and evolution of New Zealand's music scene, and the impact of streaming services on traditional media.
After years in media and broadcasting, Jamie Larson takes you behind the scenes of the broadcast industry, uncovering the stories of the creators, producers, and performers who bring your favourite content to life.
In each episode, Jamie dives into their personal journeys, exploring what inspired them to pursue careers in entertainment and broadcast media, the challenges they’ve faced, and the life lessons they’ve learned along the way.
Whether you’re a fan of behind-the-scenes stories, aspiring to work in media and entertainment, or simply curious about the lives of industry insiders, this podcast offers a look at the world beyond.
Discover the people who shape the magic and learn what makes them tick—because there’s more to media & entertainment than what meets the eye.
If you would like to get in contact you can reach me on the following
Insta – @beyondbroadcastpod
Email – [email protected]
In this episode of the Beyond Broadcast podcast, I speak with film editor Francis Glenday, With more than 20 years in the industry having worked on a variety of projects covering TVC, feature films, docos, shows and animation.
Francis and I explore his early work in Children’s television (Tumeke/ Pūkana) and how the fast-paced nature of the gig and the freedom meant he not only got to experiment but learn a lot of conventions early in his career.
We also discuss why Francis decided to go about setting up his own independent editing suite and how being your own business can present challenges but also has many more advantages.
His then pivot into documentary series and how he came to work on big projects like ‘Poi’E’ and ‘Herbs:Songs of Freedom” – Including what it was like to help mold the narrative of two iconic tales in New Zealand culture.
Finally we touch on his work on feature films and why live sports has its own drama which can be put together much like any other story with tales of underdogs and glory.
Apologies for the varying audio quality we had some fun issues with trying to keep a stable connection and making sure we could
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If you would like to get in contact you can reach me through the following channels:
Insta – @beyondbroadcastpod
Email – [email protected]
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