Director of Photography on iconic series such as Game of Thrones, The Crown, House of the Dragon, and Sherlock, Fabian Wagner has shaped some of the most recognisable imagery in modern television. In this episode, he reflects on his journey, the craft behind large-scale international productions, and the challenge of creating a distinct visual language that moves seamlessly between epic battles and intimate, character-driven drama.

A young yet already established Danish director, Anna Sørrig has built her career in advertising, working on campaigns for major brands such as McDonald’s and collaborating with the production company Holy Ravioli. In this episode, she reflects on balancing commercial work with fiction, sharing her journey, creative challenges, and her ongoing search for a distinct personal voice in today’s audiovisual landscape.

As a Visualization Editor at Framestore, Beatriz Amaral Teixeira is deeply involved in shaping the cinematic language of some of the biggest films in Hollywood — from Deadpool & Wolverine and Barbie to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and The Matrix Resurrections.

In this episode, Beatriz explains what it really means to be a visualization editor, a role that bridges previs and postvis — crafting the visual foundation in pre-production and refining the story through post. With a background in editing and a sharp eye for storytelling, she shares how she carved out her path in the industry, the creative collaboration behind blockbusters, and the evolving role of visualization in modern filmmaking.

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