Fri 19 July 08:41am
Custom
Why do we stand on the right but drive on the left? It's just the rules and we don't even question it.
Will and Jess discuss our customs.
Sun 14 July 11:26am
Episode 14 - Exercise
These fitbit things. Buzzing every time it thinks you've become sedentary. What does it care? They should just mind their own business. But Will has a way around it.
Jess and Will discuss the importance of avoiding exercise.
Mon 01 July 09:48am
Episode 13 - Nostalgia
Will and Jess discuss the importance of living in the moment.
Mon 24 June 09:16am
Episode 13 - Moving On
It's hard to move on. Will always wanted to be the sort of person who could move on and get moving. That sounded cool. But he wasn't.
Tue 18 June 05:35pm
Episode 12: Trying
It's hard looking for a job. Because you don't really know if you want it if you get it. And you don't want them expecting too much from you. So you have to limit expectations.
Wed 12 June 10:03am
Episode 11
Country air is like brown bread. It might be good for you, but no one actually likes it.
Jess and Will debate the pros and cons of the countryside.
Tue 04 June 09:28am
Episode 10
The Looking Glass Self
I'm not who I think I am.
I'm not who you think I am.
I am who I think you think I am.
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Sam Gould and Chloe Christodoulou have been a writing/filmmaking partnership for a number of years.
Their first project, 'London:A Guide for the Naive', was a spoof documentary tourist guide to London which drew attention from a number of places including Time Out.
They followed this up with 'The Story of Our Time' which was a finallist in the London Sundance Film Competition, and a number of shorts which have been selected in various festivals.
'Melbourne: A Guide to Living' was the sequel to the London guide and screened at the Melbourne International Documentary Festival.
Paul Carroll and Jennifer Byrne have worked on a number of highly acclaimed projects for both stage and screen.
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In terms of development we have a team ready to film these and the task for us will be to create a marketing campaign behind it to build an audience that could then be taken on to the next project. But we are always interested in meeting new future collaborators; writers, actors, producers, editors etc.
We have always worked with a small and collaborative team, preferring a casual on-set atmosphere without the pressure of a larger crew.
This project could certainly be developed into a larger format sitcom set in a cinema and expanded to include the projection room, concessions counter and bar, with episodes focussed around training, premieres and other events.
But for the time being our development plan will be to raise some money to put this series into festivals and create a following online.
In terms of development we have a team ready to film these and the task for us will be to create a marketing campaign behind it to build an audience that could then be taken on to the next project. But we are always interested in meeting new future collaborators; writers, actors, producers, editors etc.
We have always worked with a small and collaborative team, preferring a casual on-set atmosphere without the pressure of a larger crew.
This project could certainly be developed into a larger format sitcom set in a cinema and expanded to include the projection room, concessions counter and bar, with episodes focussed around training, premieres and other events.
But for the time being our development plan will be to raise some money to put this series into festivals and create a following online.
