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Published by Freddie Powell
We have one of the most insane jobs in the world. Ten One is Freddie Powell in conversation with commercial directors and crew. He pulls back the curtain on everything mad, wonderful and weird about life in production.
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Epic celebrity alert!!! You may have heard of his work. He's the director and absolute legend behind the Jurassic World franchise. I had the best time chatting with my neighbour and friend, Colin Trevorrow . We chat a lot about the differences between directing ads and movies. I love this guy. Hope you enjoy!
I don’t even like describing Florence as “new on the block”, because her work is better than most established directors. She’s a tour de force. A fizzing ball of energy and passion. She’s going far. Very far. Check out her work here
Fred and Sam catch up on the insanity of directing commercials, filmmaking and creative life. Sam is probably the loveliest and kindest director you could ever partner with. Fred gets the lowdown on how he consistently gets the very best out of crews, clients and collaborators. Spoiler: by being an awesome dude.
Fred and Nick talk commercial directing, shoots, pitches, filmmaking, production chaos, agency madness, creative process and all the weird stuff that happens behind the scenes making ads. They drank a lot of red wine. Nick Ball is a director at MJZ. https://nickball.com.au/
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Observed September 15, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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