The ScreenUK Industry Podcast

Passport to Europe

As the UK settles into a post-EU relationship with its neighbours, in this episode we explore the opportunities and challenges for UK and European producers looking to work together, discussing how to navigate this new financial and cultural journey and the advantages available for all. 

Sparking an Idea – Accessing IP

In this episode we speak with a selection of top producers and writers to find out how they go about sourcing and adapting original ideas to turn them into films. We discuss what is involved in copyright and adaptation of ideas from stage, page or platform to screen, and vice versa from screen to stage.

 

To find out more about this series and the work of UK Film visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm 

Ambition and Beyond: UK Shorts Focus

In this episode we hear from award-winning filmmakers who share their experience of creating distinctive short films which have found their home firmly on the international festival circuit. 

To find out more about this series and the work of UK Film visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm 

Not Lost in Translation

In this episode we hear from a range of film markers from across Europe who explore the challenges and advantages of working across cultures and languages.

To find out more about this series and the work of UK Film visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm

Insights into Changing Markets

In this episode we hear from a selection of producers and film funders from the UK, USA Canada, South Africa and Australia, as they discuss the challenges of adapting to the changing face of a streamer-led market place.

 

To find out more about this series and the work of UK Film visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm 

Cannes Do’s and Don’ts How to navigate Cannes and live to tell the tale

Cannes FIlm Festival is a pretty unique experience, and for newcomers to the Croisette it can be a bit overwhelming. In this episode we hear from a panel of experienced festival goers who offer their tips on how to get the best out of the festival.

 

 To find out more about this series and the work of UK Film visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm 

We Are UK Film Cannes 2022 Trailer

Introducing a new series of the UK Film Podcast, coming soon from the 75th Cannes Film Festival. To find out more about the series visit www.weareukfilm.com and get in touch via twitter @weareukfilm 

Talent Talk: Tracy O'Riordan (Ali & Ava)

Producer Tracy O’Riordan takes us into the world of writer/director Clio Barnard’s Directors’ Fortnight film ALI & AVA.

Enveloped in music and imbued with humour, ALI & AVA is a compelling contemporary love story written and directed by BAFTA-nominated Clio Barnard (The Arbor, The Selfish Giant, Dark River).

Talent Talk: Mark Cousins (The Storms of Jeremy Thomas)

Mark Cousins offers fascinating behind-the-scenes insights into the making of his documentary THE STORMS OF JEREMY THOMAS, showing in Cannes Classics

In filmmaker Mark Cousins' documentary, he joins Oscar-winning producer Jeremy Thomas on his annual pilgrimage to the Cannes Film Festival, and gives an intimate glimpse into the life of the legendary icon behind some of the most controversial and acclaimed films of all time.

Talent Talk: Eva Husson & Elizabeth Karlsen (Mothering Sunday)

Join Director Eva Husson and producer Elizabeth Karlsen to hear about the making of MOTHERING SUNDAY.

The film is in selection Cannes 2021 as part of 'Cannes Premiere'.

MOTHERING SUNDAY is the story of a maid living in post-World War I England who secretly plans to meet with the man she loves before he leaves to marry another woman.