Working in entertainment can sometimes feel like a minefield. Whether you’re an actor, producer, director, editor or cameraman, it’s hard to know where to start or who to talk to. And even if you do, it’s practically impossible to get past the gatekeepers.
Undertow Content’s Amanda Browne and Nell Nakkan want to change that. They’re on a mission to build a supportive community that shares information, and have found experts from all areas of the industry keen to share their experiences and knowledge. Together they've uncovered insights that can help you navigate a rapidly-changing landscape and create a sustainable career.
Join Amanda and Nell and their expert guests from all around the world as they bring you industry insights and engaging discussions to keep you thriving and surviving in the business of film and TV.
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Working in entertainment can sometimes feel like a minefield. Whether you’re an actor, producer, director, editor or cameraman, it’s hard to know where to start or who to talk to. And even if you do, it’s practically impossible to get past the gatekeepers.
Undertow Content’s Amanda Browne and Nell Nakkan want to change that. They’re on a mission to build a supportive community that shares information, and have found experts from all areas of the industry keen to share their experiences and knowledge. Together they've uncovered insights that can help you navigate a rapidly-changing landscape and create a sustainable career.
Join Amanda and Nell and their expert guests from all around the world as they bring you industry insights and engaging discussions to keep you thriving and surviving in the business of film and TV.
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In this Launchpad episode of the Undertow Content podcast, we meet filmmaker Ray Taylor, a passionate director dedicated to authentic, character-driven stories that normalise LGBTQ+ and disabled communities without centring trauma.
Ray shares his journey from theatre to film, creating 12 short films in 12 months during COVID, and becoming the only Academy Gold Rising intern to complete both the partner and production tracks. He talks about resilience, networking through genuine connection, and how his fresh autism diagnosis shapes his creative process.
Now developing his first feature Vox Raptor with his wife Paige, Ray is determined to bring original, inclusive stories to screen - and prove that representation can be joyful, powerful and deeply human.
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