Surviving the UK Film Industry: Interview with Benjamin Sarpong-Broni

✨ Episode 4: How to Find Your Voice as a Writer Everyone says “find your voice” as a writer… but no one really explains how. In this episode, Imeldha & Michael break it down honestly and answer some of the biggest questions we've been asked about creativity, storytelling and working together as a couple? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment sharing how YOU found your voice! 🎙 Hosted by Michael & Imeldha Subscribe for weekly episodes on film, culture, and the DIY grind of making it happen. #HowToMakeATVShowWithoutAStudio #podcast #indiefilm #ukfilm #blackbritishfilm #filmindustry #writingtips #creativejourney #podcast #findyourvoice #writingtips #filmmakingjourney #storytelling #indiefilm #creativeprocess Bust-A-Gut Productions, 2025. Bust-A-Gut Productions [online].

✨ Episode 3: How to Find Your Voice as a WriterStruggling to find your unique voice as a creative? You’re not alone. In this episode, Amanda and Michael dive deep into the challenges and joys of writing with authenticity. From battling self-doubt to embracing cultural identity, they share personal stories and practical advice for anyone trying to stand out in a crowded creative world.If you’re a writer, filmmaker, or creative trying to figure out your style, this one’s for you.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment sharing how YOU found your voice!🎙 Hosted by Michael & Imeldha Subscribe for weekly episodes on film, culture, and the DIY grind of making it happen.#WritingTips #CreativeJourney #Podcast #HowToMakeATVShowWithoutAStudio #Podcast #IndieFilm #UKFilm #BlackBritishFilm #FilmIndustryBust-A-Gut Productions, 2025. Bust-A-Gut Productions [online].

In this episode, Michael & Imeldha sit down with actor, writer, and comedian Benjamin Sarpong-Broni. From the hustle of auditions to the grind of creating his own work, Benjamin opens up about the real highs, lows, and unexpected turns of carving out a career in film and comedy. It’s a candid, funny, and honest chat about what it really takes to keep going in the industry. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like trying to break through as a creative, this is the episode you need to hear. 🎙 Hosted by Michael & Imeldha Eloni-Honnah.Subscribe for weekly episodes on film, culture, and the DIY grind of making it happen. #HowToMakeATVShowWithoutAStudio #Podcast #IndieFilm #UKFilm #BlackBritishFilm #FilmIndustry Sponsored by Bust-A-Gut Productions, 2025.

We’re Back! After a 2 year break, the podcast returns with a new goal, mission and question. How To Make A TV Show Without A Studio?We’re Imeldha and Michael. Best friends, writing partners, business partners… and husband and wife. After years working with BBC, Netflix, Amazon, and even Idris Elba and Lenny Henry, the industry chewed us up and spat us out.Two years ago, we were flying. Jobs lined up. Future secured. And then—gone. No work. No projects. Nearly two years of silence. The industry that once celebrated us now ignored us. It was exhausting, demoralizing… we almost quit.But then we made a choice: we’ll do it ourselves. We’ll make the TV show we wanted to see and build the industry we dream of, for the misfits, the outsiders, the bold voices British Film & TV too often ignores.We’re making Unwritten, and in this podcast, we take you behind the scenes of every step: writing, casting, crewing, producing—showing you exactly how to make a TV show… without a studio.

Imeldha and Michael look back at all of the great moments of season 1. They also give us an insight into what's to come next season.

In this episode, Michael and Imeldha discuss the journey of the film that introduced them to the film industry - PRPL. They discuss how the journey burnt them, rocked them and made them lose their way but also the wonders that have come from it!VIOLET TRAILER IS OUT NOW!Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWtSqfzInWE&t=2s

In a solo episode, Michael reviews the critically acclaimed and mind-bending 'Everything Everywhere All At Once.' by The Daniels. He breaks down his initial thoughts and feelings. 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' gets an A-.Listen to find out what two rocks on a mountain, a racoon and hot dog fingers have to do with the human condition. Let's also wish Imeldha a speedy recovery from the dastardly tonsilitis.

In this episode, Michael and Imeldha go deep. Jumping off Daniel Kaluuya’s glass ceiling interview, they talk about questioning and dismantling capitalism, and how it relates to their careers and the British film and media industry.

In this episode, Michael and Imeldha interview actress and writer Hannah Tarrington. They discuss confidence, friendships and play 'who wants to be a millionaire' the film edition!Check out the COMMON book launch!https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/common-book-launch-tickets-331363145087?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

In this episode, Imeldha reviews season two of critically acclaimed and major popular Netflix show Bridgerton! She breaks down what she liked, disliked and thought was missing in season two compared to season one!Bridgerton season two gets a C. Listen to find out why!