Tuesday 4 March | 2pm
Metronome, London
Hear from some fantastic creatives in this panel talk and Q&A about their creative journeys and process.
Becca Wolff
Rebecca Wolff runs Grasp The Nettle Films with writer/director Dean Puckett working on documentary and fiction projects that say something about the world we live in.
Becca has experience at BAFTA-award winning production company, The Producers, as well as becoming a freelance producer and making history with her first piece SIDNEY shot on 35mm, one of the last prints out of the Technicolor lab.
She has also produced a number of commercials/promos and animation/art films including a performance art film for the Tate Modern starring Jude Law.
With a wealth of experience on some major production, there is a lot to learn from Becca.
Tayo Popoola
Tayo, is a pioneering London-based DJ and producer who has made significant contributions to the electronic music scene. Emerging as a prominent figure in the 1990s, helping to jump-start the nu-breaks genre, his innovative approach to breakbeat music, combined with his dynamic DJ sets, quickly established him as a leading talent in the industry.
Tayo has released numerous mix albums and collaborated with other artists, showcasing his versatility and creativity in electronic music. In addition to his work as a DJ and producer, Tayo has played at some of the most renowned clubs and festivals around the world, including fabric in London and Motion in Bristol.
His ability to blend various styles, such as nu-breaks, tech-house, and techno, has earned him a loyal following and critical acclaim. Tayo continues to influence the electronic music landscape with his innovative sound and dedication to the craft.
Marion Hume
Marion Hume is a prominent British fashion journalist, editor, and screenwriter, whose career spans several decades, beginning by co-founding Fashion Acts in the 1980s, one of the earliest fundraisers for HIV/AIDS.
Her work has been featured in leading publications such as The Sunday Times, The Independent, and the Financial Times, where she is known for her insightful and candid commentary on fashion and its cultural impact, later taking on the role of editor-in-chief at Vogue Australia, introducing fresh perspectives and innovative content.
Hume has also made her mark as a screenwriter co-writing the screenplay for the film “LEE,” which stars Kate Winslet and is based on the life of photographer Lee Miller. Working as a senior consultant for the United Nations’ ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative, she advocates for sustainable and ethical practices within the fashion industry.
Hume also founded Siren Call, which linked together those across the fashion industry who would never normally collaborate—including Browns and Primark—to supply non-PPE clothing essentials to more than 8,000 paramedics and other front-line staff serving Greater London.
Nathan Freeman
Nathan is the founder and CEO of Granny Eats Wolf, a creative agency and production house that puts craft back at the heart of audio. With over twenty years of experience in the audio industry, he is a multi-award-winning creator and a trusted voice in audio storytelling and sound design.
He has worked with top tier brands and platforms, such as Audible, BBC, Global, and Microsoft, in the conception and production of market-leading content, sonic identities, and voice & AI solutions. He is passionate about delivering brave ideas, 3D cinematic sound, and quality audio content that engages and inspires audiences across the fast-paced digital landscape.
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This session will take place in Metronome, London.
