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Welcome to the latest episode of People In Post, where hosts Gemma Nicholson and Nick Long engage in a lively discussion with industry insiders Emmalie El Fadli, George Fogarty, and special international guest Pearce Roemer. Together, they explore the dynamic realm of remote work versus the traditional edit suite environment.
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, life has taken a different turn for many professionals around the world & definitely has made an impact on the way we work in Film & TV Post Production. In this episode, we dissect the distinct experiences and challenges associated with working from home versus working in an edit suite.
George shares his unique journey of kickstarting his career during the lockdown, while Pearce Roemer offers invaluable insights into transitioning an entire show to a remote setup, a move that has proven to be a game-changer.
But it's not just about the location—it's about the impact on our work habits and communication dynamics. Are we clocking in longer hours? Are we finding new avenues for effective collaboration? We delve deep into these questions and more with all of our guests including Emmalie, shedding light on the evolving landscape of modern work practices within our industry.
Recorded at Molinare, this episode promises an enlightening discussion that explores the nuances of remote work and its transformative effect on the industry. Tune in for an engaging dialogue that's sure to leave you with fresh perspectives on the ever-evolving world of editorial workflow.
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4. Exploring Premiere Pro with Ben Insler and Niels Stevens
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1. Season 2 Kick Off
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8. 3,2,1...Storage!
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7. Moving on up!
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6. No Podcast this Week
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