HomeAboutResearch and innovationLumina Podcast LUMINA PODCAST Lumina host Fenella Kernebone in the AFTRS Radio studios AN AFTRS PODCAST SERIES Lumina is a podcast about the future of creativity — the ways technology is changing the way we tell stories, and the place they have in the world. Fenella Kernebone speaks to leaders from Australia and around the world to explore the unique opportunities for creative industries at this moment in time. Season 2, is about the business of storytelling — how to thrive as a creative in Australia’s evolving economy. Season 1 looks at how tech is challenging and shaping the way we share stories. Lumina is produced for AFTRS by Audiocraft, with Selena Shannon and Jess O’Callaghan. Our sound engineer is Tiffany Dimmack, and our Executive Producer is Kate Montague. SEASON 2 As the economy changes, the value of creative work is increasing. Over five episodes, you’ll learn how to spot creative opportunities in non-creative business, hear from people applying storytelling skills to social problems and explore the role creative industries play diplomatically and economically on the world stage. Guests include: Russel Howcroft (PwC, AFTRS), Zareh Nalbandian (Animal Logic), Wendy Zukerman (Gimlet Media), Erika Soto Lamb (Comedy Central) and Greg Basser (Gentle Giant Media). EPISODE 1: THE VALUE OF CREATIVITY EPISODE 2: OLD PROBLEMS WITH CREATIVE SOLUTIONS EPISODE 3: SOCIAL PROBLEMS WITH CREATIVE SOLUTIONS EPISODE 4: THE VALUE OF A CREATIVE IDEA EPISODE 5: CREATIVE IDEAS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY SEASON 1 Guests include: Mikaela Jade, Indigital Tea Uglow, creative director of Google Creative Lab, Nicky Birch, head of Rosina Sound (UK), Peter Clay, programme director of Smooth FM, Justin and Charlton, heads of Uncanny Valley, Bella Castle, biometrics lab technician at SARA, Chris Panzetta, co-founder of S1T2, Hannah Lehmann, creator of The Out There, Chloe Rickard, CEO of Jungle, Natasha Pincus, director and screenwriter, Scott O’Brien, CEO of Humense, Toby Walsh, Professor in AI at UNSW EPISODE 1: TELLING STORIES IN NEW WAYS EPISODE 2: THE ESSENTIALS OF STORY EPISODE 3: CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD EPISODE 4: IMMERSED IN THE STORY – PART ONE EPISODE 5: IMMERSED IN THE STORY – PART TWO EPISODE 6: COMING BACK TO CRAFT EPISODE 7: THE STORIES FORMERLY KNOWN AS TV SHOWS EPISODE 8: ARTIFICIAL CREATIVITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Australian Film Television and Radio School would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Bidjigal people and Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, on whose land we meet, work, study and teach. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all nations of this land. AFTRS PORTAL CURRENT STUDENTS AFTRS STAFF CONTACT US SAFETY AND SECURITY GOVERNANCE LIBRARY WORK AT AFTRS NEWSLETTER Stay updated on all upcoming courses, news & events. By sharing your email, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. facebook twitter instagram youtube linkedin email Privacy T&C FOI TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12011 CRICOS Provider Code: 03662D