<![CDATA[BETWEEN THE TAKES]]>BETWEEN THE TAKES is the podcast set to bring together, showcase and promote the people of behind the scenes of the film and tv industry of Newfoundland and Labrador and introduce them to the audience, where they will talk about their biography, their way to the profession, how they discovered their purpose, their works, and experience.

]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sat, 18 Jul 2026 00:13:08 GMTMon, 18 May 2026 15:07:43 GMT60Anastasia Vedyenyeva<p>BETWEEN THE TAKES is the podcast set to bring together, showcase and promote the people of behind the scenes of the film and tv industry of Newfoundland and Labrador and introduce them to the audience, where they will talk about their biography, their way to the profession, how they discovered their purpose, their works, and experience.</p>episodicAnastasia Vedyenyevaanastasiaved2003@gmail.comno<![CDATA[EP.3 Chantelle Small from water safety to becoming an Actress and Stunt Performer]]>Most stunt performers and crew members keep their incredible work hidden behind the scenes — until now. Chantelle Small, a trailblazing stunt woman and stand coordinator shares candid insights about breaking into a male-dominated industry and defying stereotypes along the way.

Discover how Chantelle's diverse background—from competitive judo and water safety to acting—laid the foundation for her path into stunts. She reveals the real story behind physical and mental preparation, managing risk on high-pressure sets, and the importance of crew familiarity for safety and confidence. We explore the hidden challenges of stunt work, overcoming physical blocks with exercises and experience. You’ll learn about the hefty investment in stunt training courses—and why accessible, local opportunities are key to diversifying the industry. 

Chantelle shares her admiration for legendary performers like Jackie Chan, working with Chloe Bennett, and discusses how she’s inspired by the evolution of female rage in modern storytelling.This episode is perfect for aspiring stunt performers, women breaking barriers in film, or anyone curious about the unseen work that makes action scenes possible. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to turn chaos into art safely, this inside look will change the way you see stunt work . Get inspired by her journey to carve out space in film’s toughest, most thrilling roles, and learn how to support more diversity behind the camera and on set. Because in this industry, safety, skill, and representation are works in progress—and every story like Chantelle’s is a step toward a more inclusive future.

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Chantelle's instagram @chantellesmall.zip

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]]>2be3c9d1-59bb-4c6a-88cf-064f9b7e6a78Sun, 28 Jun 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Most stunt performers and crew members keep their incredible work hidden behind the scenes — until now. Chantelle Small, a trailblazing stunt woman and stand coordinator shares candid insights about breaking into a male-dominated industry and defying stereotypes along the way.</p><p></p><p>Discover how Chantelle's diverse background—from competitive judo and water safety to acting—laid the foundation for her path into stunts. She reveals the real story behind physical and mental preparation, managing risk on high-pressure sets, and the importance of crew familiarity for safety and confidence. We explore the hidden challenges of stunt work, overcoming physical blocks with exercises and experience. You’ll learn about the hefty investment in stunt training courses—and why accessible, local opportunities are key to diversifying the industry. </p><p></p><p>Chantelle shares her admiration for legendary performers like Jackie Chan, working with Chloe Bennett, and discusses how she’s inspired by the evolution of female rage in modern storytelling.This episode is perfect for aspiring stunt performers, women breaking barriers in film, or anyone curious about the unseen work that makes action scenes possible. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to turn chaos into art safely, this inside look will change the way you see stunt work . Get inspired by her journey to carve out space in film’s toughest, most thrilling roles, and learn how to support more diversity behind the camera and on set. Because in this industry, safety, skill, and representation are works in progress—and every story like Chantelle’s is a step toward a more inclusive future.</p><p></p><p>podcast's instagram @betweenthetakespodcast</p><p>Chantelle's instagram @chantellesmall.zip</p><p>spotify <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://open.spotify.com/show/033q6fJ3G19FQcSPOEk9Or?si=6b42845e0a6640e1" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/show/033q6fJ3G19FQcSPOEk9Or?si=6b42845e0a6640e1</a></p><p>youtube <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@betweenthetakespodcast" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/@betweenthetakespodcast</a></p>no00:46:4213EP.3 Chantelle Small from water safety to becoming an Actress and Stunt Performerfull<![CDATA[EP.2 Ray Fennelly from Camera MUN to Campus Director at PLP]]>In this episode, Ray Fennelly reflects on his journey from his early days with Camera MUN to studying photography at Ryerson University with Paul Pope. He shares what brought him back to Newfoundland and Labrador, his role as one of the founding members of the board that helped establish the Paul L. Pope Centre for TV & Film, and his commitment to supporting the next generation of filmmakers. From a career behind the camera to leading film education, Ray discusses his hopes, vision, and aspirations for the future of the film industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.

]]>794adbf9-42c2-42d9-a353-ebed1281b417Sun, 07 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Ray Fennelly reflects on his journey from his early days with Camera MUN to studying photography at Ryerson University with Paul Pope. He shares what brought him back to Newfoundland and Labrador, his role as one of the founding members of the board that helped establish the Paul L. Pope Centre for TV &amp; Film, and his commitment to supporting the next generation of filmmakers. From a career behind the camera to leading film education, Ray discusses his hopes, vision, and aspirations for the future of the film industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.</p>no00:51:5312EP.2 Ray Fennelly from Camera MUN to Campus Director at PLPfull<![CDATA[EP 1. Allison Short on Finding her place in film, Coming Back to NL, And teaching a craft of film]]>In this debut episode, Allison Short shares her journey into the film and television industry, reflecting on the experiences that shaped her career, her decision to return to Newfoundland and Labrador after living and working in British Columbia, and her transition into her current role as Instructional Coordinator at the Paul L. Pope Centre for TV & Film. 

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]]>56c38bca-3f49-4970-90e5-614553d085b8Sun, 31 May 2026 07:14:36 GMT<p>In this debut episode, Allison Short shares her journey into the film and television industry, reflecting on the experiences that shaped her career, her decision to return to Newfoundland and Labrador after living and working in British Columbia, and her transition into her current role as Instructional Coordinator at the Paul L. Pope Centre for TV &amp; Film. </p><p>Follow on Instagram @betweenthetakespodcast</p><p>Listen on Spotify</p><p>Listen on Apple Podcasts</p>no00:55:4011EP 1. Allison Short on Finding her place in film, Coming Back to NL, And teaching a craft of filmfull