This week on The Going Rogue Club we are chatting to Academy Award-winning Costume Designer Jenny Beavan. She's worked on films such as Mad Max: Fury Road, Cruella, Sense and Sensibility and A Room With A View, just to name a few. In this episode, Jenny discusses her path into costume design, from early work in theatre and film to long-term creative collaborations and designing for character, story and scale. She reflects on how relationships shape a career, the practical realities of working across productions, and how instinct, preparation and trust on set inform her process.

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We're BACK and passing the baton (or mic muff) on... Phil is handing over the hosting reigns to Samantha Beddoe, his producer and co-founder of It's All Made Up Productions. In this episode we learn about both Phil and Sam's journeys into the industry, backing people, and what it takes to keep projects moving from idea to screen. It's a conversation about how things get made, who helps along the way, and why there’s no single way in.

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In this episode of The Going Rogue Club, Philip Barantini welcomes award-winning actor Paapa Essiedu to the podcast.

Paapa is known for his roles in The Lazarus Project, I May Destroy You and Black Mirror, as well as starring in the title role of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2016 production of Hamlet.

In this fascinating conversation, Paapa discusses why he loves the discipline of theatre, his unconventional route into drama school and dealing with the media attention that came with playing Hamlet.

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In this episode of The Going Rogue Club, Philip Barantini is joined by Andrew MacDonald, the award-winning producer known for his wealth of films including Trainspotting, The Beach, 28 Days Later and Ex Machina.

They discuss how Andrew started his first company when he was only 15 years old, why he wanted to focus on becoming a producer and how he got the backing for Trainspotting.

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*This episode of The Going Rogue Club was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA strikes began.*

In this episode, Philip Barantini is joined by casting director, Sophie Holland. They discuss the burn out Sophie suffered as a young actress and saying goodbye to that career as a result, how being uncomfortable led her to becoming a better casting director and the satisfaction she gets from giving new talent a platform.

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In this episode of The Going Rogue Club, Philip Barantini is joined by actor Daniel Mays where they discuss the differences between performing on stage and on screen, the importance of not shying away from roles that scare you and dig into many more invaluable pieces of advice for aspiring young actors.

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In this episode of The Going Rogue Club, Philip Barantini is joined by Mandip Gill, where they discuss how education actively encouraged and guided Mandip into acting, the stigma of regional accents in the industry and how role play helped her become more comfortable with being recognised.

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In this episode of The Going Rogue Club, Philip Barantini is joined by Phil Wang where they discuss the highs and lows of his career so far and the similarities between actors and comedians - where Phil mentions his first ever acting role - and talk about how social media is changing the way people get into the comedy scene.

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