Daisy Allen's guest appearances

Daisy Allen

Dead Parent Club

CVP Presents: Still Rolling

Mentoring Moments with Pastor Daisy Allen

Sam Jones

Ricky Gervais

Tom Green

Laurence Field

Jesse Fryery

Poppy Chancellor

Tamara Smith

Laura Insley

Maira Rayanne

Anna Gibson

Meera Elba

Vanessa Mullin

Kayleigh Walmsley

Laura Duck

Tobey Vidler

OwlTail

Episode 10 of Still Rolling delves deeper into the opportunities that present themselves in the film industry. Getting into the film industry for many is seen as a pain in the arse or something beyond their capabilities, I went through this mind game myself. I’ve got to be good enough to make an impression but i’ve got to learn to get good, so where do I start? Fortunately there’s a lot of help if you know where to look. One such organisation is the Mark Milsome foundation, set up in the memory of the late camera operator who was tragically killed on a film set in 2017. The organisations pledge is to support opportunities within the industry by bringing scholarships into place that support candidates throughout their entire industry journey. So I asked one of the (scholars/mentees) to join me on the show. Daisy has been lucky enough to get on the set of the latest Bond Movie ‘No Time to Die’ and Guy Ritchie's latest outing ‘Cash Truck’. I wanted to find out how the foundation has been supporting her and how she even got involved in the first place. I know what my experience has been like carving a path into the industry but that was some time ago, I’m definitely out of touch with the current landscape for people starting out. Hopefully things are changing for the better in terms of awareness of opportunities. So if you’re a camera operator or director of photography in the making or you just want to find out more then tune in. Daisy Allen is a trainee camera that has been supported by the Mark Milsome foundation in their ‘Foot in the Door’ programme since completing a BA in Television from Falmouth University (2019) 

Episode 10 of Still Rolling delves deeper into the opportunities that present themselves in the film industry. Getting into the film industry for many is seen as a pain in the arse or something beyond their capabilities, I went through this mind game myself. I’ve got to be good enough to make an impression but i’ve got to learn to get good, so where do I start? Fortunately there’s a lot of help if you know where to look. One such organisation is the Mark Milsome foundation, set up in the memory of the late camera operator who was tragically killed on a film set in 2017. The organisations pledge is to support opportunities within the industry by bringing scholarships into place that support candidates throughout their entire industry journey. So I asked one of the (scholars/mentees) to join me on the show. Daisy has been lucky enough to get on the set of the latest Bond Movie ‘No Time to Die’ and Guy Ritchie's latest outing ‘Cash Truck’. I wanted to find out how the foundation has been supporting her and how she even got involved in the first place. I know what my experience has been like carving a path into the industry but that was some time ago, I’m definitely out of touch with the current landscape for people starting out. Hopefully things are changing for the better in terms of awareness of opportunities. So if you’re a camera operator or director of photography in the making or you just want to find out more then tune in.  Daisy Allen is a trainee camera that has been supported by the Mark Milsome foundation in their ‘Foot in the Door’ programme since completing a BA in Television from Falmouth University (2019)

Ep10 First steps into the film industry - with Daisy Allen

Daisy's Dad died almost exactly a year ago, after a fall at home led to him experiencing two strokes in hospital.We were surprised to hear how much wisdom she had to share after just one year!She spoke (hilariously) about powering through and trying to be the same person she was before, then finally accepting help after a friend encouraged her to visit a doctor.She also talks us through organising the funeral, her love for pizza, cheese and J2Os (she legitimately downed 5 on the night of her Dad's funeral and passed out... she has a sugar intolerance). This podcast was an absolute treat to record and we loved speaking with Daisy so much. Daisy's also an avid artist and her work is amazing! Check her out on Instagram @daisyallen_art - you won't regret it. As always, you can find us on Instagram and Twitter too at @dpcpodcast or on Facebook by searching Dead Parent Club. We also have a website! Which is www.dpcpodcast.co.uk .  Please get in contact with us if you want to get involved or find out more.. Speak soon!  Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/deadparentclub. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daisy's Dad died almost exactly a year ago, after a fall at home led to him experiencing two strokes in hospital.We were surprised to hear how much wisdom she had to share after just one year!She spoke (hilariously) about powering through and trying to be the same person she was before, then finally accepting help after a friend encouraged her to visit a doctor.She also talks us through organising the funeral, her love for pizza, cheese and J2Os (she legitimately downed 5 on the night of her Dad's funeral and passed out... she has a sugar intolerance). This podcast was an absolute treat to record and we loved speaking with Daisy so much. Daisy's also an avid artist and her work is amazing! Check her out on Instagram @daisyallen_art - you won't regret it. As always, you can find us on Instagram and Twitter too at @dpcpodcast or on Facebook by searching Dead Parent Club. We also have a website! Which is <a href="http://www.dpcpodcast.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.dpcpodcast.co.uk</a> .  Please get in contact with us if you want to get involved or find out more.. Speak soon!  Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/deadparentclub" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">http://supporter.acast.com/deadparentclub</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The importance of accepting help and why grief is like glitter; with Daisy Allen