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Podcast – Sophie Hyde on directing for screen

Director and producer Sophie Hyde on the pressure of making a second feature film – and why Animals was the story to tell.

Sophie Hyde on the set of Animals

Sophie Hyde on the set of Animals

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On the latest episode of the Screen Australia podcast, we dig into the archives to hear from Sophie Hyde of Adelaide-based filmmaker collective Closer Productions.

Recorded in 2019, the same year Animals made its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival, Hyde reveals her experience making the Australian/Irish Official Co-production, which was her second feature after the 2013 acclaimed debut 52 Tuesdays

(To read more about the making Animals as an Official Co-production, click here)

Hyde also talks about working with partner Bryan Mason, who is a ‘secret weapon’ as both cinematographer and editor on many of her projects; why she always knew she wanted to be a director; and what advice she has for anyone thinking of venturing down the same path.

With Closer Productions, Hyde also co-created, co-directed and co-produced the SBS series The Hunting, which was discussed in a recent podcast episode with former SBS Head of Scripted Sue Masters here and which writer Niki Aken talked about here

Find more of Sophie Hyde’s work, including F###ing Adelaide and Life in Movementand where to watch it on The Screen Guide here

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