Join us as we explore the artistry and creativity behind the scenes, focusing on Hannah's impressive career in the Costume Department.

Hannah Woods, a distinguished Costume Designer, has left an indelible mark on the industry with her work on acclaimed films such as "30 Days of Night" (2007), "Guns Akimbo" (2019), and "The Warrior's Way" (2010). Through her keen eye for detail and innovative approach to costume design, Hannah has played a pivotal role in bringing characters to life on the big screen.

In this episode, we dive deep into the challenges and triumphs of working in the Costume Department, discussing the intricacies of creating costumes that not only enhance the visual appeal of a film but also contribute to the storytelling process. Learn about Hannah's creative process, her sources of inspiration, and the collaborative efforts that go into crafting memorable characters.

Whether you're a film enthusiast, aspiring costume designer, or simply curious about the magic that happens behind the camera, this episode with Hannah Woods is sure to provide valuable insights into the world of costume design and its impact on the cinematic experience. Tune in for an engaging conversation with a talented professional who has contributed to some of the most visually stunning and unforgettable moments in cinema.

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In this episode we jump into the world of a writer and director James Ashcroft.

Hot off the back of filming 'The Rule of Jenny Pen' in Taupō we discuss his success in crafting horror stories for the screen and thought-provoking ideas that define James Ashcroft's journey as a writer and director.

Join us as we uncover James Ashcroft, a writer and director who's not only impeccably dressed but also impeccably intelligent.

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In this episode, Writer, Producer & Show Runner - Claire Varley sits down with Film Bay of Plenty to explore the creative process, discussing the challenges and triumphs of bringing visions to life.

Claire is the creator of the Documentary Series "Stolen Lands " a powerful five-episode series that uncovers the systemic seizure of indigenous lands by colonisers, governments, and corporations. Through compelling narratives and evidence, it illuminates the devastating consequences endured by indigenous communities, such as displacement, cultural erosion, and environmental degradation. The series aims to foster dialogue, understanding, and justice for those affected by land theft.

Whether you're a film enthusiast, aspiring filmmaker, or simply curious about production, this podcast is your backstage pass. Join us for insightful conversationsand a closer look at the art of storytelling through film.

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