Sky News Crewcast – The Sky News Camera Department Podcast
Sky News Crewcast - The Sky News Camera Department Podcast
Podcast Description
Sky News Cameraman Phil Hooper talks to members of the Sky News camera department about their experiences working as part of the news gathering team at Sky News.
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Focuses on the experiences and journeys of camera department professionals, with episodes covering topics like career progression in media, the challenges of news gathering, and personal anecdotes from the field. Examples include Ed Bayliss discussing his rise to head of cameras, Adam Murch reflecting on Sky News' history, and Asher Knight sharing his fresh perspectives as a bursary winner.
Sky News Cameraman Phil Hooper talks to members of the Sky News camera department about their experiences working as part of the news gathering team at Sky News.
It’s the final episode of season one of Crewcast and who better to round things off than recently honoured Jackie Faulkner MBE.
Jackie needs no introduction to most of us at Sky. She is arguably the person most responsible for the way the department is today. The passion, drive and empathy she showed during her time at Sky News has granted her lifelong “Legendary” status for most.
For those that don’t know her, fear not! Thanks to resident podcaster Phil Hooper you can get to know her through this fascinating conversation. Jackie talks about life at Sky in the early days, from building site to transmission of the first broadcast, getting 05:30 calls from Rupert Murdoch and what it was like to send people to their first war.
Presenter: Phil Hooper
Guest: Jackie Faulkner
Producer: Nathan Hale
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