023 - Lyndon Ogbourne
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FMLY & Friends
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Our guest this week is set and production designer, Lyndon Ogbourne. Lyndon comes from an acting background, featuring in a number of series and films before deciding to move his career behind the camera, starting his own set-design company a few years ago. He's been incredibly busy these past few years and is now well established in the field. We catch up with him between jobs for a quick chat where we discuss breaking away from a successful career and beginning a new, how to approach a load-out when you have a giant tree to wheel out of the studio, and as ever end with any advice for those with an interest in his medium of creativity when it comes to production.
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