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Hosted by contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, editor-in-chief Matt Mueller and deputy editor Louise Tutt, The Screen Podcast will take audiences behind the biggest talking points in the UK and international film industries.

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On this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, Italian-UK producer Carlo Cresto-Dina advocates for protecting the role of film producers, who he says are essential for managing “complex creative processes.” Cresto-Dina, founder of the Italy- and UK-ba... more

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Industry experts share their tips for navigating the Cannes Film Festival. Joining host Wendy Mitchell are Picturehouse Cinemas and Picturehouse Entertainment creative director Clare Binns, TrustNordisk managing director Susan Wendt, and Frederic Boy... more

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In this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, our team go in-depth on the Cannes parallel sections that were unveiled earlier this week. Screen’s France correspondent and Cannes expert Rebecca Leffler joins host Wendy Mitchell to offer her insight in... more

In this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, the team reacts to this year’s Cannes Official Selection, which was unveiled by Thierry Fremaux and Iris Knobloch in Paris earlier today. Breaking down the list of titles with host Wendy Mitchell are Scre... more

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Carlo Cresto-Dina
Film producer, founder of Tempesta
Tempesta
Episode: Tempesta’s Carlo Cresto-Dina on why film producers need more support and recognition
Clare Binns
Creative Director of Picturehouse Cinemas and Picturehouse Entertainment (UK)
Picturehouse
Episode: How to navigate Cannes: meetings, screenings and crashing parties
Susan Wendt
Managing Director
TrustNordisk
Episode: How to navigate Cannes: meetings, screenings and crashing parties
Frederic Boyer
Programmer and cinephile; former head of Directors Fortnight
Tribeca, Les Arc
Episode: How to navigate Cannes: meetings, screenings and crashing parties
Rebecca Loeffler
French correspondent for Screen
Screen
Episode: Our Cannes insider on Critics’ Week and Directors' Fortnight lineups
Jo Nesbø
Norwegian novelist, showrunner and screenwriter for Detective Hole
The Screen / Netflix
Episode: Why Jo Nesbø was “not impressed” with Detective Hole lead actor initially
Rebecca Leffler
France correspondent for Screen International
Screen International
Episode: Series Mania focus: co-pros, consolidation and cost-cutting
Tim Dams
Europe editor for Screen
Screen International
Episode: Series Mania focus: co-pros, consolidation and cost-cutting
Natalie Musteata
Director, co-director of Two People Exchanging Saliva
Two People Exchanging Saliva
Episode: Oscars ceremony debrief, plus meet the winning filmmakers behind shock tie

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Wendy Mitchell
Contributing editor at Screen International; has hosted and contributed across episodes.
Matt Mueller
Editor-in-chief; provides industry leadership perspectives.

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Apple Podcasts
#222
France/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#117
Sweden/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#172
New Zealand/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#182
Taiwan/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#237
South Korea/TV & Film

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Tempesta’s Carlo Cresto-Dina on why film producers need more support and recognition
Q: Can you summarize a little bit about what the book is trying to say about producers and why we don't value them enough, and why they're so important to the whole world of creativity?
The producer sits at the core of storytelling, coordinating the complex, collective creative process and ensuring that many minds and sensibilities come together to shape meaningful content, which is why producers deserve recognition beyond simply funding or logistics.
Series Mania focus: co-pros, consolidation and cost-cutting
Q: So Rebecca, I want to ask you, when do you see Series Mania stacking up with other TV markets and what makes it distinctive?
Rebecca explains that Series Mania is more of a conference-and-showcase with a strong focus on co-production and early-stage development, offering labs and incubators, and that its intimate scale helps bring together the right mix of creatives, financiers, and policymakers.
Oscars ceremony debrief, plus meet the winning filmmakers behind shock tie
Q: What was it actually like sitting through the tie and waiting for the results?
Natalie and Alexandre described their disbelief turning to joy as they realized their film had tied, and they spoke candidly about their hope that both films would be recognized for very different reasons, while highlighting the emotional weight of the moment.
Why Jo Nesbø was “not impressed” with Detective Hole lead actor initially
Q: Would you ever let other people take Harry and do something of their own with him?
Nesbø indicates openness to others reimagining the character if it brings something new and valuable, while emphasizing the importance of maintaining core elements and his own sense of what makes Harry work.
Why Jo Nesbø was “not impressed” with Detective Hole lead actor initially
Q: Was it ever a consideration to make the series ten episodes, or did you know from the start it would be nine?
He describes approaching structure from content first, not a fixed target, and says he allowed the story and characters to dictate the episode count, with the final nine evolving from the flow of the material rather than a pre-set goal.

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Listeners are likely industry professionals and cinephiles who want insider perspectives on how film markets, festivals, and awards shape the industry. Episodes frequently tackle major industry events (festivals, market movements, and awards), with guests ranging from festival directors and producers to critics, financiers, and strategic consultants. The show often pairs high‑level market analysis with behind‑the‑scenes stories from decision‑makers, giving listeners actionable takeaways for pitching, partnerships, and sponsorship opportunities. A notable strength is its access to senior industry voices and its ability to synthesize complex market dynamics (financing, distribution, and awards) into concise, timely discussions that remain rel... more

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1. Carlo Cresto-Dina
2. Clare Binns
3. Susan Wendt
4. Frederic Boyer
5. Rebecca Loeffler
6. Jo Nesbø
7. Rebecca Leffler
8. Tim Dams

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