Out of Frame
Podcast

Out of Frame

Platform Media for CrewHQ at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden

41 episodes

The blockbusters, the big moments, the incredible actors. Who are the people working alongside your favourite stars? And how can you do the same? Join presenter Yinka Bokinni every week to meet these people and hear their stories. This is Out of Frame, where we explore behind the scenes in film and TV. Out of Frame is produced by Platform Media for CrewHQ at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden.

What this show covers

behind the scenesfilm productionTV productionlightingDITfootage securityproduction assistanttv industryfilm careersentry-level jobsWickedcrew lifefilm cateringdisability representationfilm industry

What listeners will find here

Why the DIT may be the most crucial role once filming wraps
Digital Imaging Technicians keep a production’s footage safe after the camera stops rolling. Daniel Alexander talks through footage security, lighting actors for the screen, and the confidentiality that shapes work on set.
What a production assistant really does—and how to get started
Production assistants are one of the most common entry-level roles in film and TV, with responsibilities spanning talent management, on-set support, and studio operations. Sky Caesar shares how she became a PA and what it takes to break into the industry.
How film caterers keep major productions fed, focused, and moving
Film catering takes center stage as Bite Me co-founders Gavin Charlton and Ali Hughes talk about feeding cast and crew on productions including Wicked and Hail Mary. The episode looks at the practical demands of the job and why people skills matter as much as the food.
A disability consultant on fixing film and TV’s blind spots
Disability consultant Ally Castle discusses how productions approach accessibility, inclusion, and representation. She shares what the work means to her personally and talks about what she’s currently working on with Warner Bros.
What a film-set osteopath does to keep casts and crews moving
Film-set osteopath Jason Graham explains how the long hours of film and TV production strain the body and why behind-the-scenes healthcare matters on set. He joins Yinka to talk about caring for everyone from crew to major stars, and what those experiences reveal about the job.

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