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Interviews with Creatives working across genres at this moment of techno-convergence. These conversations are organised by Jonathan Worth for use in classes at Nottingham Trent University’s School of Design and Digital Arts (DADA). You can listen to them as podcasts, watch them as videos (YouTube) and/or actively join their conversations (Descript). All interviews are licensed for use as Open Education Resources CC-BY-SA More info at www.radiodada.online

  1. 31.01.2025

    Behind the Scenes of The Fall: A Conversation with Guy King and Adam Hopkins

    In this detailed conversation, filmmakers Guy King, director, and Adam Hopkins, executive producer at Story Films, discuss their journey and the creative process behind the true crime documentary series 'The Fall'. They delve into the challenges and innovations of making the series, the importance of balancing emotional storytelling with factual accuracy, and the responsibility of maintaining a duty of care towards contributors. They also share insights into their personal career paths, offering valuable advice for aspiring documentary makers on the significance of working with the right people and continuously creating short films. The episode highlights behind-the-scenes experiences, including handling social media reactions and the experimental nature of their storytelling approach. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Backgrounds 01:35 Guy King's Journey to 'The Fall' 04:46 Adam Hopkins' Role and Production Insights 07:46 Innovative Storytelling Techniques 15:14 Challenges and Emotional Depth in Interviews 25:17 Duty of Care and Audience Reactions 32:46 Maddie's Realistic Experience on Set 33:31 Audience Reactions and Media Praise 35:23 Unique Filming Approach and Challenges 37:06 Crew's Transformation and Collaboration 38:49 Director's Insights and Team Dynamics 40:20 Risk-Taking in Filmmaking 42:51 Career Paths and Industry Advice 43:34 Personal Journeys into the Industry 45:42 Importance of Mentorship and Collaboration 49:56 Encouragement for Aspiring Filmmakers 56:13 Current Industry Challenges and Opportunities 01:00:06 Final Thoughts and Farewell

    1 Std. 1 Min.

  2. 02.12.2024

    Nico Lockhart: College Failure to Creative Success

    In this conversation Nico shares insights about his struggles during college, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the importance of self-discipline. He highlights his journey post-graduation, including his first job, networking experiences, and how he ultimately found his passion in producing online video content. 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 01:45 Nico's University Experience 05:14 Overcoming Challenges and Self-Discovery 07:27 Advice for Students and Self-Reflection 18:18 First Job and Early Career Struggles 20:24 Networking and Career Growth 33:20 Discovering the Role of a Producer 39:19 Insights into the Creative Industry 54:10 Final Thoughts and Advice

    58 Min.

  3. 13.11.2024

    Depictions Of Addiction: Graham Macindo and Susan Stellin

    Graham Macindoe, originally from Scotland, details his career as a commercial photographer, his addiction battle, and his subsequent recovery. Growing up between Edinburgh and Glasgow with a passion for punk music and painting, Graham transitioned into photography and moved to New York, gaining success in commercial photography. However, his life was derailed by drug addiction. Throughout his struggles, he continued documenting his life, which later became a powerful visual narrative. His work has been exhibited and has sparked crucial discussions about addiction and recovery. Despite the challenges, including time in Rikers Island, Graham managed to get clean and began to rebuild his life, finding new purpose in sharing his story to help others understand and overcome addiction.

    28 Min.

  4. 14.10.2024

    Dr Kate O'leary

    From Admin to PhD: The Journey of Kate O'Leary In this interview, former photography student turned digital privacy advocate, Kate O'Leary, shares her remarkable journey from working as an admin assistant to receiving multiple accolades for her work in online privacy. Kate’s story highlights the importance of transferable skills and storytelling in career development. Discover how Kate overcame industry bias, proposed impactful privacy courses, and eventually pursued a funded PhD. This conversation delves into topics like digital footprints, user research, and the evolving landscape of online privacy. 00:00 Introduction and Context 00:52 Kate's Background and Initial Contact 02:09 The Privacy, Security, and Trust Class 03:02 Impact and Recognition 03:43 Interview with Kate 05:07 Kate's Privacy Class Details 15:38 Kate's PhD Journey 18:26 Transferable Skills and Career Advice 24:40 Current Role and Reflections 38:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    45 Min.

  5. 27.09.2024

    Imogen Wall on being a Photographer's Agent

    In this super revealing interview, Imogen Wall shares her journey from aspiring photographer to becoming a successful photographer's agent. From University and the realisation that she didn't want to be a photographer, we follow the steps she took to find her route to fulfilling her passion for photography. She provides valuable advice on the importance of building a strong portfolio, collaborating on test shoots, and the intricacies of working with advertising agencies. Imogen also elaborates on the roles and responsibilities of a photographer’s agent, from pitching and producing shoots to managing intricate set designs and logistical challenges. This episode is a must-watch for emerging photographers and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of professional photography. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:41 Imogen's Journey into Photography 01:58 Realising Camera-Operator Wasn't Her Path 03:03 Work Experience with Jennifer Patterson 06:14 Pursuing a Career as a Photographer's Agent 12:03 The Role of a Photographer's Agent 16:54 Building a Photographer's Portfolio 23:18 Case Study: Virgin Atlantic Campaign 30:39 The Evolution of the Brief 31:22 Casting and Wardrobe Decisions 32:23 Props and Pre-Shoot Preparations 32:51 Production Responsibilities and Team Dynamics 33:34 Lighting and Technical Setup 36:29 Cost and Logistics of a Big Shoot 37:00 Personal Experiences and Career Beginnings 38:17 Rates and Roles in Photography 41:26 Producing a Studio Shoot 42:58 Usage Rights and Contract Details 46:40 Styling and Final Preparations 51:20 Advice for Aspiring Photographers 52:30 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

    55 Min.

  6. 12.06.2024

    Redefining Photography: Stephen Mayes and Ian Campbell Cole on Imagery, AI, and Creative Exploration

    Join Stephen Mayes, a seasoned photographer, editor and creative director, as he shares his unconventional journey from accidental beginnings in photography and on through the world of visual storytelling. In this insightful conversation, Stephen discusses the evolution of photography, the ethical implications of imagery, and the transformative power of AI in creative processes. Alongside host Jonathan Worth and product designer Ian Campbell Cole, the conversation delves into the future of stock photography, the importance of adaptability in careers, and the profound impact of visual communication in the digital age. Perfect for creatives, photographers, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology, art and visual storytelling. 00:00 Introduction and Background 00:38 Early Career and Photography 03:06 Transition to Editing and Commercial Work 07:44 Insights on Stock Photography 12:36 Creative Direction and Art Commerce 24:46 Generative AI and Product Design 39:48 Conclusion and Takeaways

    43 Min.

  7. 08.04.2024

    Behind the lens and backstage with Music Photographer Legend Andy Earl

    Photographic icon Andy Earl reflects on a career spent creating era-defining photographs of music legends from Pink Floyd to Johnny Cash, from Madonna to Prince, the Rolling Stones, Annie Lennox, Robbie Williams and it all started at his NTU graduation with that commission from Malcolm McLaren..... #NottPhot 00:00 Introduction 01:26 Diving into Andy Earl's Photography Journey 15:52 Exploring the Creative Process and Inspirations 25:50 The Art of Embracing Accidents in Photography 28:11 Iconic Album Covers and the Stories Behind Them 37:14 Exploring the Art of Lighting in Photography 37:38 The Magic of Flash Photography and Surreal Effects 40:42 The Evolution of Photography: From Analogue to Digital 41:42 Capturing Iconic Moments: The Johnny Cash Shoot 49:14 Navigating the World of Professional Photography 01:01:59 Creative Challenges and Unplanned Successes 01:10:55 Final Thoughts and Advice for Aspiring Photographers

    1 Std. 11 Min.

  8. 02.04.2024

    Narrative and the Power of Comics

    Nick Sousanis, a comic maker and professor at San Francisco State University, shares his journey from young comics enthusiast to academic and creator leveraging comics in education. He discusses his early fascination with comics, his detour through mathematics and tennis, and his return to comics which led to his doctorate and the creation of his dissertation as a comic book, 'Unflattening'. Sousanis explores the significance of comics as a medium for expressing complex ideas, their historical context, and the pedagogical advantages they offer in teaching and learning. Highlighting student examples, he demonstrates how comics can facilitate nuanced thinking and storytelling, even among those with no background in drawing. The narrative underscores comics' potential to break boundaries, encourage multidisciplinary thinking, and redefine scholarship. Music: Insatiable Toad by Blue Dot Sessions CC-BY-NC 00:00 Meet Nick Sousanis 00:44 The Journey to Comics and Education 01:09 Bridging Comics, Mathematics, and Art 02:06 Rediscovering Comics for Political and Educational Purposes 03:18 The Doctoral Journey with Comics 04:33 A Diverse Career: From Tennis to Comics 10:37 Exploring the Power of Comics in Storytelling 15:26 The Evolution of Comics and Their Impact 18:09 Understanding Comics: Time, Space, and Narrative 35:10 Student Works: Demonstrating the Power of Comics 39:04 Concluding Thoughts on Comics as a Medium

    49 Min.
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Interviews with Creatives working across genres at this moment of techno-convergence. These conversations are organised by Jonathan Worth for use in classes at Nottingham Trent University’s School of Design and Digital Arts (DADA). You can listen to them as podcasts, watch them as videos (YouTube) and/or actively join their conversations (Descript). All interviews are licensed for use as Open Education Resources CC-BY-SA More info at www.radiodada.online

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