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A weekly podcast breaking down film, TV, and the industry behind the screen — from indie creators to blockbuster conversations.New episode every Monday!Send us your questions to weareouttake@gmail.com and be a part of the show!
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Inside BFI London Film Festival : Programmer explains Tickets, Hidden Gems & How Films Get Picked (opens the original)
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The BFI London Film Festival turns 70, and we sat down with LFF programmer Grace Barber Plentie to find out how the festival gets made. We talk about how films are chosen all year round, finding new voices online. Missed out on tickets? Grace shares practical ways to still get into screenings. Plus, why taking a chance on a smaller film could lead to your best discovery of the festival. Socials: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theouttakeshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theouttakeshow/ L
How they promote the UK's indie films (opens the original)
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We sit down with Juliana Lynch, Marketing & Publicity Associate at Vertigo Releasing — one of the UK's leading independent film distributors. Juliana pulls back the curtain on how indie films get marketed, what it really takes to run a campaign with a small team, the growing tension between traditional critics and online creators, and why physical media is making a comeback. Plus — the Nicolas Cage lookalike competition nobody saw coming." https://www.vertigoreleasing.com/home https://visionshom
The Real Reason the Emmys Are So White (opens the original)
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The 2026 Emmys sparked a massive debate about representation. Us two Black film critics examine the exclusionary results. Socials: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theouttakeshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theouttakeshow/ Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/theouttakeshow/
Our Honest BFI London Film Festival Watchlist | What’s Actually Worth It? (opens the original)
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We are breaking down the latest BFI what to watch recommendations to help you navigate the best in cinema.Sitting down in the studio, we discuss the current titles worth your time and why they deserve a spot on your watchlist. We compare notes on the latest releases and pick out the essential films currently available through the British Film Institute.Whether you are a casual viewer or a dedicated cinephile, our film recommendations aim to cut through the noise of streaming services. We look at
Rudolph Walker & Ashleigh on Why Caribbean Stories NEED to Be Told (opens the original)
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Rudolph Walker director Ashleigh Ashley joins Junior for a candid conversation about An Ode To Joy — a short film premiering at South London Film Festival. They talk Caribbean identity, grief, diaspora, and what it means to tell stories that bridge generations. Plus, Ashleigh opens up about writing the film inspired by her grandfather and directing her first narrative short.An Ode To Joy premieres at South London Film Festival this weekend https://www.southlondonfilmfest.co.uk/book-tickets/
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