LOCATIONLINCS LOUD - The Voice of Lincolnshire On Screen

To close out the series, we are joined by acclaimed actor Kevin Doyle, best known for his roles as Joseph Molesley in Downton Abbey and John Parr in Happy Valley . In this engaging and wide-ranging conversation, Kevin reflects on his remarkable career across television, film and theatre, sharing insights into the craft of acting, the realities of a life in the industry, and the experiences that have shaped him along the way. From beloved period dramas to contemporary television, Kevin discusses the importance of storytelling, collaboration and creating memorable characters that resonate with audiences around the world. The episode also explores the changing landscape of the screen industries, the value of regional talent, and the opportunities available for the next generation of creatives looking to build careers in film and television. A fitting finale to our first series, this conversation is packed with warmth, humour and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from one of Britain's most respected actors. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports, who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts.

To close out the series, We are s joined by acclaimed actor Kevin Doyle, best known for his roles as Joseph Molesley in Downton Abbey and John Parr in Happy Valley . In this engaging and wide-ranging conversation, Kevin reflects on his remarkable career across television, film and theatre, sharing insights into the craft of acting, the realities of a life in the industry, and the experiences that have shaped him along the way. From beloved period dramas to contemporary television, Kevin discusses the importance of storytelling, collaboration and creating memorable characters that resonate with audiences around the world. The episode also explores the changing landscape of the screen industries, the value of regional talent, and the opportunities available for the next generation of creatives looking to build careers in film and television. A fitting finale to our first series, this conversation is packed with warmth, humour and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from one of Britain's most respected actors. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports, who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts.

To close out the series, we are joined by acclaimed actor Kevin Doyle, best known for his roles as Joseph Molesley in Downton Abbey and John Parr in Happy Valley . In this engaging and wide-ranging conversation, Kevin reflects on his remarkable career across television, film and theatre, sharing insights into the craft of acting, the realities of a life in the industry, and the experiences that have shaped him along the way. From beloved period dramas to contemporary television, Kevin discusses the importance of storytelling, collaboration and creating memorable characters that resonate with audiences around the world. The episode also explores the changing landscape of the screen industries, the value of regional talent, and the opportunities available for the next generation of creatives looking to build careers in film and television. A fitting finale to our first series, this conversation is packed with warmth, humour and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from one of Britain's most respected actors. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports, who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts.

To close out the first series, we are joined by acclaimed actor Kevin Doyle, best known for his roles as Joseph Molesley in Downton Abbey and John Parr in Happy Valley. In this engaging and wide-ranging conversation, Kevin reflects on his remarkable career across television, film and theatre, sharing insights into the craft of acting, the realities of a life in the industry, and the experiences that have shaped him along the way. From beloved period dramas to contemporary television, Kevin discusses the importance of storytelling, collaboration and creating memorable characters that resonate with audiences around the world. The episode also explores the changing landscape of the screen industries, the value of regional talent, and the opportunities available for the next generation of creatives looking to build careers in film and television. A fitting finale to our first series, this conversation is packed with warmth, humour and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from one of Britain’s most respected actors. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports, who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts.

In this episode, we are joined by award-winning Production Sound Mixer Adrian Bell for a fascinating conversation about life behind the scenes in film and high-end television drama. Growing Up in Skegness, with a career spanning more than four decades, Adrian reflects on his journey from BBC training and documentary television into major feature films and internationally recognised productions. The conversation explores the often unseen craft of production sound, the importance of collaboration on set, and the technical and creative challenges involved in capturing authentic performances. Adrian also shares stories from working across major productions including Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again , Judy , and About Time alongside insights into the evolving world of film production and sound recording. Packed with experience, honesty and industry insight, this episode offers a brilliant look into one of the most vital — and often overlooked — areas of filmmaking, SOUND. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts. 🎙️ Listen now to Adrians Story and check in on our previous episodes available on all major podcast platforms.

In this episode, we are joined by award-winning Production Sound Mixer Adrian Bell for a fascinating conversation about life behind the scenes in film and high-end television drama. Growing Up in Skegness, with a career spanning more than four decades, Adrian reflects on his journey from BBC training and documentary television into major feature films and internationally recognised productions. The conversation explores the often unseen craft of production sound, the importance of collaboration on set, and the technical and creative challenges involved in capturing authentic performances. Adrian also shares stories from working across major productions including Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again , Judy , and About Time alongside insights into the evolving world of film production and sound recording. Packed with experience, honesty and industry insight, this episode offers a brilliant look into one of the most vital — and often overlooked — areas of filmmaking - SOUND. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts. 🎙️ Listen this Friday to Adrians Story and check in on our previous episodes available on all major podcast platforms.

In this episode, we are joined by award-winning Production Sound Mixer Adrian Bell for a fascinating conversation about life behind the scenes in film and high-end television drama. Growing Up in Skegness, with a career spanning more than four decades, Adrian reflects on his journey from BBC training and documentary television into major feature films and internationally recognised productions. The conversation explores the often unseen craft of production sound, the importance of collaboration on set, and the technical and creative challenges involved in capturing authentic performances. Adrian also shares stories from working across major productions including Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again , Judy , and About Time alongside insights into the evolving world of film production and sound recording. Packed with experience, honesty and industry insight, this episode offers a brilliant look into one of the most vital — and often overlooked — areas of filmmaking - SOUND. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports who continue to champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership with the University of Lincoln School of Creative Arts. 🎙️ Listen this Friday to Adrians Story and check in on our previous episodes available on all major podcast platforms.

Welcome to Episode 6 of LocationLincs LOUD . In this episode, we are joined by producer Dominique Webb for an honest, engaging and insightful conversation about the realities of working behind the scenes in the film and television industry. Dominique discusses the highs and lows of producing, the resilience needed to navigate the industry, and the passion required to bring creative projects to life. The episode also explores her work on the feature film Lapwing , alongside wider conversations around regional filmmaking, collaboration and creating opportunities for emerging talent outside of London. Packed with warmth, honesty and industry insight, this is a brilliant conversation for anyone interested in film, television and the future of regional storytelling in the UK. A huge thank you to our sponsors Associated British Ports who continue to help champion creative talent and screen industry growth across Lincolnshire and beyond. This series is made in partnership University of Lincolns School of Creative Arts. 🎙️ Listen now on all major podcast platforms.

🎙️ Trailer 3 for Episode 6 of LocationLincs LOUD is here! In this preview, producer Dominique Webb opens up about the highs and lows of producing, from the excitement of bringing projects to life to the challenges, pressures and resilience needed to keep moving forward in the film and television industry. It’s an honest and insightful conversation about creativity, collaboration and navigating the realities behind the scenes of production. Full episode available now on all major podcast platforms. #LocationLincs #Podcast #FilmIndustry #Television #Producer #CreativeIndustries #WomenInFilm #RegionalFilmmaking

In Episode 6 of LocationLincs LOUD , we sit down with producer Dominique Webb for an honest conversation about building a career in film and television, producing meaningful stories, and championing regional talent. Dominique shares insights into the realities of producing, from development and collaboration to navigating the industry behind the scenes, while discussing the importance of representation, creative opportunity and why regional voices deserve a stronger platform within UK film and TV. The episode also explores the value of networking, resilience, and creating pathways for emerging creatives outside of London, as LocationLincs continues its mission to spotlight the people shaping the screen industries across Lincolnshire and beyond. A thoughtful and inspiring conversation for filmmakers, creatives, producers and anyone passionate about the future of regional storytelling. 📍 Presented by LocationLincs 🎧 Available now on all major podcast platforms

Episode 6 – Dominique Webb: Producing Stories With Purpose In Episode 6 of LocationLincs LOUD we are joined by producer Dominique Webb for an insightful conversation about building a career in film and television and film production, championing meaningful storytelling, and navigating the realities of the screen industries today. Dominique shares her experiences working across development and production, discussing the collaboration, resilience and creativity needed to bring projects from idea to screen. The episode explores the role producers play behind the scenes, balancing creative vision, problem-solving, financing and people management to keep productions moving forward. The conversation also looks at the importance of regional production, discussing her involvement in Lapwing a feature shot on the Lincolnshire coast. Creating opportunities for emerging talent, and why diverse voices and authentic stories matter more than ever within the industry. From career pathways and networking to the future of independent production in the UK, Dominique offers honest insight into the challenges and rewards of producing, alongside practical advice for anyone hoping to break into film and television. A thoughtful and inspiring episode celebrating creativity, collaboration and the people helping shape the future of the screen industries both inside and outside London.

🎙️ New episode of LocationLincs LOUD is live! This week we are joined by Karl Bird, broadcaster, film reviewer, writer and a huge champion of both cinema and Lincolnshire’s creative industries. We talk about Karl’s journey through broadcasting and film journalism, his passion for storytelling, and why regional voices and talent deserve a bigger spotlight within the screen industries. From reviewing the latest releases to uncovering hidden stories across the county, Karl shares why Lincolnshire has so much untapped creative potential. The episode also features an incredible story about Karl interviewing his childhood hero Mark Hamill, alongside a fascinating conversation about Laurel and Hardy and their surprising connections to Lincolnshire. A brilliant conversation about film, media, opportunity and the importance of championing creativity outside the traditional industry centres. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and all major podcast platforms. 📺 Full visual interview available on the LocationLincs YouTube channel. #LocationLincs #LocationLincsLOUD #Podcast #FilmIndustry #TVIndustry #Broadcasting #KarlBird #MarkHamill #StarWars #Lincolnshire #CreativeIndustries #RegionalStorytelling #FilmLocations #ScreenIndustries

🎙️ Episode 5 Trailer 3 is out now! In this latest preview of LocationLincs LOUD, Karl Bird discusses the incredible variety of filming locations right here in Lincolnshire- from coastline and countryside to historic streets, market towns and hidden gems that deserve far more attention from the screen industries. Karl shares why the county has so much untapped potential for film and television production, and why producers and commissioners should be looking beyond the usual locations when searching for somewhere visually unique and production-friendly. It’s a passionate conversation about regional filmmaking, local pride and the huge opportunities that exist for Lincolnshire both in front of and behind the camera. 🎧 Full Episode 5 available tomorrow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and all major podcast platforms. 📺 Full visual interview available on the LocationLincs YouTube channel. #LocationLincs #LocationLincsLOUD #KarlBird #FilmLocations #Lincolnshire #TVProduction #FilmIndustry #ScreenIndustries #RegionalFilmmaking #CreativeIndustries #Podcast #MadeInLincolnshire

🎙️ Episode 5 Trailer 2 is here! In this latest preview of LocationLincs LOUD , Karl Bird talks about his passion for the movies, championing local creative talent, and why Lincolnshire deserves more attention from the film and television industry. From broadcasting and film criticism to celebrating the county’s hidden stories, Karl brings passion, insight and plenty of personality to the conversation, highlighting how important it is for creative opportunities to exist outside the usual industry hotspots. A brilliant discussion about media, creativity and putting Lincolnshire firmly on the screen industry map. Plus how meeting your hero's can actually come true, when he recently interviewed Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame about his passion for Laurel and Hardy - and their surprising connections to Lincolnshire. 🎧 Full episode coming this Friday, with the full series to date available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and all major podcast platforms. 📺 Watch the full visual interviews on the LocationLincs YouTube channel. #LocationLincs #LocationLincsLOUD #KarlBird #Podcast #FilmIndustry #TVIndustry #Broadcasting #Lincolnshire #CreativeIndustries #RegionalStorytelling #FilmLocations #ScreenIndustries

In Episode 5 of LocationLincs LOUD , we meet with Karl Bird, actor, writer, broadcaster and one of Lincolnshire’s most passionate champions of film, television and local storytelling. Known for his work with BBC Radio Lincolnshire, as well as his film reviewing and documentary-making, Karl shares how his love of cinema, broadcasting and the county itself has shaped his career. From interviewing industry talent and reviewing the latest releases to uncovering hidden stories across Lincolnshire, Karl discusses the power of local voices and the importance of celebrating regional creativity. The conversation explores Lincolnshire’s untapped potential as a filming destination, the stories still waiting to be told, and why creating opportunities for emerging talent outside traditional industry hubs matters more than ever. Karl also reflects on his own journey through media, the changing landscape of film and television, and how local pride can fuel creative ambition. A warm, insightful and entertaining discussion, this episode perfectly captures what LocationLincs LOUD is all about, celebrating the people, places and passion helping to put Lincolnshire firmly on the screen industry map.

In Episode 4, we're joined by two passionate advocates for the creative industries in Lincolnshire. Actress Lisa George, best known for her long-running role as Beth Tinker in the iconic TV show Coronation Street, sits down with us alongside Lee Waddingham from Acting Lincs to discuss their careers, the importance of developing local talent, and why opportunities in the creative sector should be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they are based. From Lisa's journey from Grimsby to one of Britain's most recognised television programmes, to Lee's work supporting and nurturing performers across the county, this episode highlights the wealth of talent that exists right here in Lincolnshire and the growing creative community that continues to flourish. As always, our message to producers, commissioners and industry decision-makers is simple: take a closer look at Lincolnshire. The county offers incredible locations, passionate talent, supportive networks and untapped opportunities for film and television production. If you're developing your next project, we'd love to start a conversation about how Lincolnshire could help bring it to life. If you're new to LocationLincs LOUD, don't forget to catch up on our previous episodes, featuring actor Thomas Turgoose, director Jeremy Wooding and producer Ian Sharp. Each episode shines a spotlight on the people, stories and opportunities helping to put Lincolnshire firmly on the production map.

In Episode 4, we're joined by two passionate advocates for the creative industries in Lincolnshire. Actress Lisa George, best known for her long-running role as Beth Tinker in the iconic TV show Coronation Street, sits down with us alongside Lee Waddingham from Acting Lincs to discuss their careers, the importance of developing local talent, and why opportunities in the creative sector should be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they are based. From Lisa's journey from Grimsby to one of Britain's most recognised television programmes, to Lee's work supporting and nurturing performers across the county, this episode highlights the wealth of talent that exists right here in Lincolnshire and the growing creative community that continues to flourish. As always, our message to producers, commissioners and industry decision-makers is simple: take a closer look at Lincolnshire. The county offers incredible locations, passionate talent, supportive networks and untapped opportunities for film and television production. If you're developing your next project, we'd love to start a conversation about how Lincolnshire could help bring it to life. If you're new to LocationLincs LOUD, don't forget to catch up on our previous episodes, featuring actor Thomas Turgoose, director Jeremy Wooding and producer Ian Sharp. Each episode shines a spotlight on the people, stories and opportunities helping to put Lincolnshire firmly on the production map.

In Episode 4, we're joined by two passionate advocates for the creative industries in Lincolnshire. Actress Lisa George, best known for her long-running role as Beth Tinker in the iconic TV show Coronation Street, sits down with us alongside Lee Waddingham from Acting Lincs to discuss their careers, the importance of developing local talent, and why opportunities in the creative sector should be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they are based. From Lisa's journey from Grimsby to one of Britain's most recognised television programmes, to Lee's work supporting and nurturing performers across the county, this episode highlights the wealth of talent that exists right here in Lincolnshire and the growing creative community that continues to flourish. As always, our message to producers, commissioners and industry decision-makers is simple: take a closer look at Lincolnshire. The county offers incredible locations, passionate talent, supportive networks and untapped opportunities for film and television production. If you're developing your next project, we'd love to start a conversation about how Lincolnshire could help bring it to life. If you're new to LocationLincs LOUD, don't forget to catch up on our previous episodes, featuring actor Thomas Turgoose, director Jeremy Wooding and producer Ian Sharp. Each episode shines a spotlight on the people, stories and opportunities helping to put Lincolnshire firmly on the production map.

In Episode 4, we're joined by two passionate advocates for the creative industries in Lincolnshire. Actress Lisa George, best known for her long-running role as Beth Tinker in the iconic TV show Coronation Street, sits down with us alongside Lee Waddingham from Acting Lincs to discuss their careers, the importance of developing local talent, and why opportunities in the creative sector should be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they are based. From Lisa's journey from Grimsby to one of Britain's most recognised television programmes, to Lee's work supporting and nurturing performers across the county, this episode highlights the wealth of talent that exists right here in Lincolnshire and the growing creative community that continues to flourish. As always, our message to producers, commissioners and industry decision-makers is simple: take a closer look at Lincolnshire. The county offers incredible locations, passionate talent, supportive networks and untapped opportunities for film and television production. If you're developing your next project, we'd love to start a conversation about how Lincolnshire could help bring it to life. If you're new to LocationLincs LOUD, don't forget to catch up on our previous episodes, featuring actor Thomas Turgoose, director Jeremy Wooding and producer Ian Sharp. Each episode shines a spotlight on the people, stories and opportunities helping to put Lincolnshire firmly on the production map. Now, let's get into Episode 4 with Lisa George and Lee Waddingham.

Episode 3 of LocationLincs LOUD welcomes Ian Sharp - producer, entrepreneur and founder of Sharp House Entertainment. In this episode, Ian talks about building productions from the ground up, developing independent film and television projects, and the realities of producing in today’s industry. He also discusses his long-standing creative partnership and business ventures with Jason Maza, alongside the ambition behind Sharp House Entertainment and the projects currently in development. The conversation also explores Ian’s passion for football and his relationship with Scunthorpe United, as well as the importance of regional storytelling, supporting new talent, and creating opportunities for production outside of London. LocationLincs LOUD continues to spotlight the people shaping film and television, while championing Lincolnshire as a destination for production and creative collaboration. For producers, commissioners and creatives considering their next project, this is an open invitation. Lincolnshire is ready. With growing infrastructure, supportive networks, and a passion for storytelling that runs deep, the county is more than a backdrop, it’s a collaborator. LocationLincs LOUD is here to connect you with that ecosystem and show what’s possible when you look beyond the obvious. www.locationlincs.com