Today's two words are: Access Granted and in this episode I'm answering your question, "How do I find the money to write my story?"More at https://taku.com.au/access-granted/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s two words are: Canon Eyes and in this episode I ponder, “Where do we want our stories to sit amongst others like them?”More at https://taku.com.au/canon-eyes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s two words are: Same Same and in this episode we explore, “How do we know when a story’s dead and it’s time to write a new one?”More at https://taku.com.au/same-same/.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info

Today’s two words are: About Face and in this episode I ask, “What do we want the world to know about us?”More at https://taku.com.au/about-face/.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

So, you call yourself a writer, huh?Where’ve you been published? Can we watch your films? What’s on your IMDB profile? Oh... you’ve self-published… on your blog? Oh, you’re just, sort of starting out? Oh, so are you even a

Episode 100! I finally took to Instagram LIVE to answer your burning questions about podcasting. Watch the whole video, complete with show-and-tell of my recording gear at https://www.instagram.com/takumbudzi. Thank you for listening and supporting Two W

I've finally made it to Episode 99 of this podcast! Here's a quick update on what's happening with my TV stuff and what I'm planning for my 100th podcast episode. Thanks for listening and stay safe! x

"Pitching is a verbal way of selling your story, and I like to leave something visual so they remember my pitch." — Sher-Li TanI thought I was the Queen of Pitch Preparation until I met producer and filmmaker Sher-Li Tan. We first met at YouTube

"Children's television is wonderful for people starting out in the industry because there tends to be more opportunity for people who don't have a long list of credits." — Wendy Gray I've fast-tracked a few skills after discovering the short cours

"…without the proper documentation proving the ownership of the work, there’s no protection from legal action." The world of television is full of great ideas and magic...and contracts and legal agreements that underpin how all that magic comes together.