Alan Berliner & Victor Kossakovsky in Conversation at the 2013 Edinburgh International Film Festival. 

Journalist Ian Haydn Smith and Director of the Scottish Documentary Institute Noe Mendelle asking questions.

Podcast hosted by Duncan Cowles

001 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Alan Berliner & Victor Kossakovsky

Highlights from a masterclass with artist/filmmaker Jeremy Weller held at Edinburgh College of Art late 2013. 

Video - scotdoc.com/jeremy

Podcast hosted by Duncan Cowles

002 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Jeremy Weller

An interview with filmmaker Mark Cousins about filmmaking and his new feature Here Be Dragons.  

2012 Masterclass with Mark available - scotdoc.com/mcmark

Podcast and interview by Duncan Cowles

003 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Mark Cousins

Audio highlights from a 2008 masterclass with film-maker Nick Broomfield held at Edinburgh College of Art by the Scottish Documentary Institute. 

Podcast edited & hosted by Duncan Cowles

004 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Nick Broomfield

Highlights from a 2012 Masterclass with producer Bart Simpson talking about his award winning documentary 'The Corporation'.

Video highlights - scotdoc.com/mcbart

Podcast hosted by Duncan Cowles

005 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Bart Simpson

An interview with filmmaker Jessica Oreck, held at the Scottish Documentary Institute, Feb 2014. 

Video highlights: http://scotdoc.com/mcjessica

Interviewed by Duncan Cowles.

007 - Scottish Documentary Podcast - Jessica Oreck

There's nothing weird or wonderful about exorcism in the Church of England, as this priest explains.

Music and sound design by Thomas Carrell

Funded by IdeasTap: www.ideastap.com

Image by Uckhet on a Creative Commons license: https://www.flickr.com/photos/uckhet/


Nothing Weird Or Wonderful

A short extract from my longer piece 'Dreamlands' - Karen talks about her relationship with her husband in her dreams

With music and sound design by Tom Carrell

Funded by Radio Arts

Extract from 'Dreamlands' - Karen

Feat. Stuart Sharp
Produced by Olivia Humphreys with Jodie Taylor

Dream Symphony - from 'Songlines', Short Cuts Series 7 (BBC Radio 4)

This is the third and final episode focusing on our series of films developed for broadcast on BBC Scotland in association with Screen Scotland as part of the Right Here initiative.

Right Here explores the rich diversity of Scottish identity through character-driven stories and beautiful imagery, and this episode we’re discussing Lindsay Brown’s 30 minute film, Time to Fly, which is available now on BBC iPlayer. 

Time to Fly is an emotional documentary about a mother, Sami, navigating through care options  for her autistic daughter, April, as she leaves residential school and transitions to adult accommodation.

We met up with Sami and Lindsay earlier this year, following a screening of the Right Here films at Glasgow Film Festival. We discussed the development of Time to Fly and how it’s a follow up to Lindsay’s 2016 short, Swan, a film that will be available to watch on our website from the start of July.

025: Scottish Documentary Podcast - Right Here: Making Time To Fly

A podcast that brings you documentary masterclasses and interviews held by the Scottish Documentary Institute at Edinburgh College of Art.

025: Scottish Documentary Podcast - Right Here: Making Time To Fly

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