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Film Sack 761: The Purge
Film Sack 761: The Purge
Yesterday · 1 hr 31 min
The Lovin Doha Show
Giant Catches, Royal Sightings, Legal Victories, and a Heartfelt Search Across Qatar
<p>In today's episode, Farheen breaks down local fishermen in Qatar landing a massive swordfish right off the shore, a special appearance by the sons of the Amir of Qatar at a local event, and a landmark legal ruling protecting a former employee from payi
Yesterday · 3 min
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Yesterday · 4 min
FSTVS - The Sandbox Sessions
FSTVS - The Sandbox Sessions - Peter Robinson
“The best fandom starts when a character helps a child understand themselves.” In this Sandbox Sessions episode, Rachel Bardill chats with kids media consultant Pete Robinson about how to build children’s IP that can actually survive the current media jungle — algorithms, platforms, fan communities, budget headaches and all. Pete kicks off by challenging the idea that linear TV is dead. It may no longer be the only game in town, but it is still very much alive, wearing sensible shoes and doing useful work: building trust, creating family viewing habits and giving brands a strong place to grow. A big theme is audience understanding. Pete argues that great IP often starts by doing one thing brilliantly for one specific audience before trying to conquer the universe. He points to Bluey and Phineas and Ferb as examples of shows that create shared moments between kids and parents — the holy grail where the joke flies over the child’s head, hits the adult, and somehow everyone wins. Pete also digs into fandom, saying children connect with characters and worlds that help them understand themselves. His advice to creators: start with an idea you genuinely love, build a world bigger than the story, then test whether anyone else wants to move in. On growth, Pete suggests thinking less about vanity metrics and more about retention, organic discovery and “cost per fan.” His practical survival tips: write everything down, build proper processes, and talk to interesting people before your brain turns into spreadsheet soup.
Yesterday · 45 min