"How To Please A Woman" Tania Chambers and "The Grey Line" Kayah Wills talk Producing скачать в хорошем качестве

"How To Please A Woman" Tania Chambers and "The Grey Line" Kayah Wills talk Producing

In this episode, we learn about the art of producing and the impact that a well-told story can have on audiences. First, we speak with Tania Chambers, who shares her insights on the importance of networking, the courage required to succeed in the industry, and how the role of the producer is evolving to meet the changing landscape of the film and television industry. We also speak with Kayah Wills, the first-time producer of documentary "The Grey Line”. Kayah shares her experience making the film and discusses how the film aims to promote understanding and healing around issues of Indigenous identity, culture, and family. Intro- 00:00 - 00:25 Importance of Networking- 00:25 - 03:48 Pressure to "make it" - 03:48 - 5:24 Producer = Problem Solver- 05:24 - 05:56 Buisness in Producing- 05:56 - 07:49 Future of WA Film- 07:49 - 12:47 Tania Outro- 12:47- 13:05 The Grey Line Trailer-13:05 - 14:38 Scott Quayle & Helen Dwyer- 14:38 - 15:35 Intro to Kayah Wills-15:35 - 16:00 First time Producer- 16:00 - 16:29 Reception of The Grey Line-16:29 - 17:25 Not generalizing First Nations people- 17:25 - 18:49 Listen to the story of The Grey Line: 18:49 - 19:17 Vulnerability: 19:17-20:16 BIPOC women stories: 20:16 - 22:21 School Showings  22:21 - 23:02 Ngaala Kwobba: 23:04 - 24:39 Outro of Kayah Wills: 24:39 - 25:31 ________________________________________ We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land this podcast was filmed on, the Whadjuk people. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.