Season 7 is here!
Starting May 13th, we’ll be talking about political drama.
So join us, won’t you?
When we talk to directors such as Petra Volpe and Tim Fehlbaum, writers Annette Hess and Moritz Binder or producer Cagdas Eren Yüksel about what makes engrossing political drama.
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Antje Wessels
How did my talk with Film critic Antje Wessels end up a Liam Neeson appreciation? Comedy, that’s how. We talked about respect for films and filmmakers when writing reviews, the comedy genre in general and favorite scenes from films such as Feste & Freunde or Bridesmaids! I loved every minute of our podcast conversation – enjoy!
Find out more about Antje and her latest work: https://wessels-filmkritik.com/
You can find us on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de
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Iris Baumüller
For our latest episode about comedy we had a wide-ranging talk with casting agent Iris Baumüller: About loving the characters and taking them seriously, that special sense of timing, the inclusive casting process for Weil wir Champions sind, AI and her wish to cast a real love story. Enjoy!
Find out more about Iris and her latest work: https://www.diebesetzer.de/
You can find us on Instagram:
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Diana Amft
Comedy Queen Diana Amft is back. We talk some more about comedy, laughing during takes, how improv theatre showed her a new level of comedy and we get some inside scoop of those infamous “Doctor’s Diary” game nights. Enjoy!
Find out more about Diana Amft and her projects:
https://ida-pr.de/schauspieler/diana-amft
https://imdahl.com/portfolio/diana-amft/
https://baumhausbande.com/buecher/9783833900594-die-kleine-spinne-widerlich/
Theatrical Release:
"Ein Mädchen namens Willow“ on 27.2.2025
„Altweibersommer“ on 04.04.2025
„Die kleine Spinne Widerlich - Mini-Spinni kommt in den Kindergarten“
Publishing Date 25.04.2025
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https://www.instagram.com/deep_dive_genre/
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Aylin Kockler
She’s great at goodbyes! But first writer and series-creator Aylin Kockler shared some great insights into her writing process, explains why script writing is like the telephone game and on top revealed her favorite comedic movie scene. We loved every minute of our podcast conversation – enjoy!
Find out more about Aylin and her latest work: www.aylinkockler.com
You can find us on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de
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