Doc Talk: A Deadline and Nō Studios Podcast
Deadline HollywoodHosted by Oscar-winning filmmaker John Ridley and Deadline’s Documentary Editor, Matt Carey, Doc Talk features weekly interviews with filmmakers, storytellers, and industry leaders about creating critical content with the power to move the genre forward – and possibly change the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNews | |||
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The documentary Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man! is up for six Primetime Emmy nominations — tied for the most of any nonfiction project this year. Filmmakers Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio tell us how they crafted their two-part doc on the legenda... more
The National Geographic documentary Ocean with David Attenborough has earned six Primetime Emmy nominations, tied for the most of any nonfiction project this year. One of them is for Outstanding Narrator for David Attenborough, the naturalist and aut... more
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Sara Dosa joins the show to discuss her new documentary, Time and Water, an exploration of the dramatic shift in Iceland’s landscape, where melting glaciers threaten to wash away not only the ice but family and cultural hist... more
We speak with filmmaker Gordon Quinn, cofounder of Kartemquin Films, on the 60th anniversary of the institution known for producing Hoops Dreams, Minding the Gap and countless other vital documentaries. We are also joined by Prof. Patricia Aufderheid... more
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- Love the show. Wish there was a different host.
Matthew Carey has such a strange and distracting manner of speaking I can’t help but think that this show would be better off without him.
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United States5 months ago - Memories of Love Returned
I’m a huge fan of this podcast and rave about it to my colleagues all the time. This week’s episode particularly sounded fascinating. I’ve added Memories of Love Returned to my Letterboxd watchlist, hoping to see it soon here in Vancouver, BC. And I, too, have been trying to pitch this show for an interview. That would be my dream, too. 😉
Have a great time off. Katja DB
Apple Podcasts5FlemishCat
Canadaa year ago - So useful
As a person working in documentary, I’ve been glued to this podcast since the start. What an amazing overview of current documentary production! I love the in-depth interviews and the frequent updates about the state of documentary distribution at international festivals and streamers. Keep up the good work, Matt and John!
🎙️❤️
Apple Podcasts5FlemishCatCanadaa year ago - Great doc talks keep it real
Insightful and informative interviews from my favorite storytellers. A must listen for any doc fan or filmmaker.
Apple Podcasts5ByPatrickGreenUnited States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #110 | United States/News/Entertainment News |
Apple Podcasts | #91 |  United Kingdom/News/Entertainment News |
Apple Podcasts | #194 | Canada/News/Entertainment News |
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Apple Podcasts | #112 |  Ireland/News/Entertainment News |
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Documentary-focused conversations with filmmakers, producers, and festival programers explore how non-fiction storytelling shapes culture, policy, and the industry. Across episodes, listeners get deep dives into filmmaking craft, distribution strategies, festival dynamics, archival work, ethics in representation, and the evolving documentary landscape, with candid insights from celebrated auteurs and industry veterans. Noteworthy is the mix of high-profile subjects, festival context, and open discussions about funding, media consolidation, and public access to information, likely appealing to practitioners and enthusiasts who want concrete takeaways for creating impactful non-fiction cinema.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Keith Scholey
2. Sara Dosa
3. Gordon Quinn
4. Patricia Aufderheide
5. Sasha Waters
6. David Shadrack Smith
7. Sky Sitney
8. Jamie Shor
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