The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast
Explore Indie filmmaking with Sue Collins on The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast
Melbourne, Australia and speaks EnglishAvailable for in In-Person, Remote Formats
We help aspiring documentary filmmakers to amplify their craft and foster sustainable careers in the indie filmmaking industry.
There is also a lot of discussion on business management, marketing, communications and how to grow or reach audiences.
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About The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast
Welcome to The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast!
Join us as we dive into untouched areas of filmmaking that go above and beyond conventional film school teachings.
Your host, Sue Collins, will help you navigate the independent filmmaking industry by guiding you on how to develop your craft and turn your skills into a sustainable career.
With over 20 years of experience in documentary and impact films, Sue's own films have resonated globally and captivated audiences across platforms, from theatrical release, VOD, broadcast television and everything in between.
Get ready to explore the evolving landscape of indie filmmaking as Sue shares insights into the business while equipping you with tips and advice to produce films that make an impact.
Tune in weekly to fuel your creative endeavors and boost your projects to their full potential.
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Guest Interview Availability & Booking Times
Weekdays only from 9am to 5pm Australia/Melbourne
How We Interview & Promote Our Guests
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Who Listens to The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast
We help aspiring documentary filmmakers to amplify their craft and foster sustainable careers in the indie filmmaking industry.
There is also a lot of discussion on business management, marketing, communications and how to grow or reach audiences.
Why Be a Guest on The Documentary Filmmaker Podcast
1. Unique insights: Gain exclusive knowledge from Sue Collins' 20 years of experience in documentary and impact films.
2. Amplify your craft: Receive tips and advice to produce films that make a lasting impact on your audience.
3. Global reach: Captivate audiences worldwide through cinema, VOD, and broadcast television.
4. Professional guidance: Navigate the indie filmmaking industry with Sue's expertise to foster sustainable careers.
5. Creative boost: Fuel your projects with the invaluable insights that you won't have learned at film school and make your goals in the film industry a reality.