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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 2H 8M

312 "Losing The Art of Storytelling" with Ally Robertson & Scott Fleming from GTF Films

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This week on The Hashtag Show, Scott is joined by filmmaker Ally Robertson and script editor Scott Fleming from GTF Films.Ally is the writer and director behind the upcoming feature film Powder, a project currently in development that explores life on the edges of society and the conflicts between rival gangs in West Lothian.The conversation dives into the origins and ethos behind GTF Films — a Scottish filmmaking collective focused on creating opportunities and helping people develop practical skills within the film industry.Scott, Ally and Scott talk about:🎬 The story behind Powder and bringing a Scottish feature film to life🎥 Ally’s journey into writing and directing📝 The role of a script editor and shaping a story for screen🎭 The importance — and gradual loss — of good storytelling in modern media💰 The realities of film funding and the challenges facing Scottish filmmakers🏴 The lack of industry support for independent Scottish cinema📺 The plans for “The Burn”, GTF Films’ upcoming streaming platform aimed at showcasing original independent contentIt’s a fascinating conversation about filmmaking, creativity, and the determination it takes to tell stories outside the mainstream industry.Head over to Patreon to help and support the podcast www.patreon.com/thehashtagshow👍 Like, subscribe and share the episode if you enjoy it.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.Everyone’s welcome. No one’s safe.www.thehashtagshow.co.uk

This week on The Hashtag Show, Scott is joined by filmmaker Ally Robertson and script editor Scott Fleming from GTF Films.Ally is the writer and director behind the upcoming feature film Powder, a project currently in development that explores life on the edges of society and the conflicts between rival gangs in West Lothian.The conversation dives into the origins and ethos behind GTF Films — a Scottish filmmaking collective focused on creating opportunities and helping people develop practical skills within the film industry.Scott, Ally and Scott talk about:🎬 The story behind Powder and bringing a Scottish feature film to life🎥 Ally’s journey into writing and directing📝 The role of a script editor and shaping a story for screen🎭 The importance — and gradual loss — of good storytelling in modern media💰 The realities of film funding and the challenges facing Scottish filmmakers🏴 The lack of industry support for independent Scottish cinema📺 The plans for “The Burn”, GTF Films’ upcoming streaming platform aimed at showcasing original independent contentIt’s a fascinating conversation about filmmaking, creativity, and the determination it takes to tell stories outside the mainstream industry.Head over to Patreon to help and support the podcast www.patreon.com/thehashtagshow👍 Like, subscribe and share the episode if you enjoy it.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.Everyone’s welcome. No one’s safe.www.thehashtagshow.co.uk

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