The Screen Presence Podcast

Episode #5: Mental Health (part #1)

Welcome to Episode #5 of The Screen Presence Podcast. We are joined for our fifth podcast by Mental Health trainer, Jude Spencer and co-host, Niall Jones, for a fascinating conversation about mental health and supporting wellbeing. Please do check out the introduction episode of the podcast to find out a bit more about why we're making the show and what we hope to achieve. We'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to the show and share it with colleagues, so we can reach as many people as possible and spread the word about the fantastic work people are doing to promote and support inclusion and greater representation within the screen industries. Our thanks to Jude and Niall for giving their time and support towards this episode. Thanks too to the Inclusion Team at the BFI for their support, Matt Canning for his fantastic artwork and the folks from The Sound of Colour Orchestra at TAPE, for allowing us to use their music for the show. Dolly - Mental Health Training [https://www.dollymentalhealth.com] Changing Minds Through Gaming [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVxfZIauJ7YCpczEhdAoOH1HlKzYeqWGk] TAPE Community Music and Film [https://tapemusicandfilm.co.uk/] Matt Canning on Instagram: @matt_canning_illustration The Film and TV Charity * For friendly, confidential, free advice call the Film and TV Charity Support Line 0800 054 0000. Click for more info and other ways to contact [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/support-line/] * Download the Film and TV Support Line logo at filmtvcharity.org.uk/resources [http://filmtvcharity.org.uk/resources] and make sure it’s on your email footer, call sheet and signage * Follow @FilmTVCharity on social media and support the upcoming behaviour change campaign * Sign-up for the charity’s dedicated mental health newsletter at filmtvcharity.org.uk/why-we-exist/better-mental-health-behind-the-scenes/keep-up-to-date [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/why-we-exist/better-mental-health-behind-the-scenes/keep-up-to-date/] * Read the Film &TV Charity’s advice for supporting your mental wellbeing during the pandemic; https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/covid-19-help-advice/mental-wellbeing/ [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/covid-19-help-advice/mental-wellbeing/] * Connect with others via the Film and TV Charity’s online mental health community, access wellbeing tools and self-guided courses https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/community/ [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/community/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Episode #1: Gender Identity

Welcome to Episode #1 of The Screen Presence Podcast. We are joined for our inaugural podcast by Cat Marshall from Warp Films and co-host, Hayimeana Demir to discuss Gender Identity and the work which took place during the production of the feature film, Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Please do check out the introduction episode of the podcast to find out a bit more about why we're making the show and what we hope to achieve. We'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to the show and share it with colleagues, so we can reach as many people as possible and spread the word about the fantastic work people are doing to promote and support inclusion and greater representation within the screen industries. Our thanks to Cat and Hayimeana for giving their time and support towards out first episode. Thanks too to the Inclusion Team at the BFI for their support, Matt Canning for his fantastic artwork and the folks from The Sound of Colour Orchestra at TAPE, for allowing us to use their music for the show. http://warpfilms.com/feature/everybodys-talking-about-jamie/ http://warpfilms.com https://tapemusicandfilm.co.uk Matt Canning on Instagram: @matt_canning_illustration ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Episode #6: Mental Health (part 2)

Welcome to Episode #6 of The Screen Presence Podcast. We are joined for our sixth podcast and part two of our Mental Health episode by 6ft From the Spotlight's, Matt Longley and co-host, Paul Whittaker from, Four in Four. Please do check out the introduction episode of the podcast to find out a bit more about why we're making the show and what we hope to achieve. We'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to the show and share it with colleagues, so we can reach as many people as possible and spread the word about the fantastic work people are doing to promote and support inclusion and greater representation within the screen industries. Our thanks to Matt and Paul for giving their time and support towards this episode. Thanks too to the Inclusion Team at the BFI for their support, Matt Canning for his fantastic artwork and the folks from The Sound of Colour Orchestra at TAPE, for allowing us to use their music for the show. 6ft From the Spotlight [https://www.6ftfrom.org] Four in Four [http://www.fourinfour.co.uk/] Disability Arts Cymru [https://www.disabilityartscymru.co.uk] TAPE Community Music and Film [https://tapemusicandfilm.co.uk/] Matt Canning on Instagram: @matt_canning_illustration The Film and TV Charity * For friendly, confidential, free advice call the Film and TV Charity Support Line 0800 054 0000. Click for more info and other ways to contact [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/support-line/] * Download the Film and TV Support Line logo at filmtvcharity.org.uk/resources [http://filmtvcharity.org.uk/resources] and make sure it’s on your email footer, call sheet and signage * Follow @FilmTVCharity on social media and support the upcoming behaviour change campaign * Sign-up for the charity’s dedicated mental health newsletter at filmtvcharity.org.uk/why-we-exist/better-mental-health-behind-the-scenes/keep-up-to-date [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/why-we-exist/better-mental-health-behind-the-scenes/keep-up-to-date/] * Read the Film &TV Charity’s advice for supporting your mental wellbeing during the pandemic; https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/covid-19-help-advice/mental-wellbeing/ [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/covid-19-help-advice/mental-wellbeing/] * Connect with others via the Film and TV Charity’s online mental health community, access wellbeing tools and self-guided courses https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/community/ [https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/we-can-help/community/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Episode #4: BAME

Welcome to Episode #4 of The Screen Presence Podcast. We are joined for our fourth podcast by Running Film's, Sheridan de Meyres and co-host, Chakira Alln. The show looks at how Sheridan and his company have supported young people from Black and Minority Ethnic communities, into meaningful opportunities in film and tv. Please do check out the introduction episode of the podcast to find out a bit more about why we're making the show and what we hope to achieve. We'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to the show and share it with colleagues, so we can reach as many people as possible and spread the word about the fantastic work people are doing to promote and support inclusion and greater representation within the screen industries. Our thanks to Sheridan and Chakira for giving their time and support towards this episode. Thanks too to the Inclusion Team at the BFI for their support, Matt Canning for his fantastic artwork and the folks from The Sound of Colour Orchestra at TAPE, for allowing us to use their music for the show. Running Films [http://runningfilms.co.uk] Arts Emergency [https://www.arts-emergency.org] TAPE Community Music and Film [https://tapemusicandfilm.co.uk/] Matt Canning on Instagram: @matt_canning_illustration ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Episode #3: Disability

Welcome to Episode #3 of The Screen Presence Podcast. We are joined for our third podcast by producer, Greg Nugent from HTYT and co-host, Brychan Tudor, to discuss inclusion and the work which took place on the 2020 documentary, 'Rising Phoenix'. Please do check out the introduction episode of the podcast to find out a bit more about why we're making the show and what we hope to achieve. We'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to the show and share it with colleagues, so we can reach as many people as possible and spread the word about the fantastic work people are doing to promote and support inclusion and greater representation within the screen industries. Our thanks to Greg and Brychan for giving their time and support towards this episode. Thanks too to the Inclusion Team at the BFI for their support, Matt Canning for his fantastic artwork and the folks from The Sound of Colour Orchestra at TAPE, for allowing us to use their music for the show. Rising Pheonix on Netflix [https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81122408] Harder Than You Think [https://htyt.world] TAPE Community Music and Film [https://tapemusicandfilm.co.uk] Matt Canning on Instagram: @matt_canning_illustration Project Call Out from Brychan Tudor: Are you a creative with lived experience of long-term or chronic pain? Would you be interested in sharing some of your experiences? Do you have access to a smart phone or tablet? Shatter-Resistant Shatter-Resistant is an ongoing research project, proposing to create a short-film showcasing the stories of a number of creatives who have lived experience of long-term or chronic pain. This short film will represent the latest instalment of a long-term creative journey researching this topic and talking to artists who suffer with long-term pain conditions (Shatter-Resistant was shortlisted for a 2019 Unlimited major R&D award).  The overall aim of this film is to highlight the stories of some incredible people, widening awareness of the effects of long-term pain, its influence on creative processes and on our relationships with the world around us. If you would like to take part in a self-recorded interview (via your smartphone/tablet) or would prefer to discuss the subject in another format then please get in touch. Many thanks, Brychan Tudor Director  Deadline for submissions of interest – Fri 12th March 2021 Contact email :   shatter.resistant2021@gmail.com [shatter.resistant2021@gmail.com] Tel : 07973 704 531 ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.