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StepIn: Power, People, Data
by Locarno Film Festival
“Power, People, Data” is a five-episode podcast series born out of StepIn 2026, the international think tank of Locarno Pro, the industry section of the Locarno Film Festival. Bringing together voices from across the film industry, the series explores some of the most urgent questions facing independent cinema today – and the ideas, solutions and actions that could shape its future.
Episodes
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Marcello Paolillo: From Conversation to Action
After four conversations on the forces reshaping the film industry, the series comes full circle. Marcello Paolillo, StepIn Project Manager, joins host AC Coppens, Founder of THE CATALYSTS, to revisit the discussions that took place in Locarno and reflect on their key outcomes and what comes…
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Doris Ruth Eikhof: Gender Equality and the Cost of Inclusion
Building a career in film comes with barriers that are not equally shared. In the fourth episode, Doris Ruth Eikhof from the University of Glasgow and Design Otherwise joins host AC Coppens, Founder of THE CATALYSTS, to explore gender equality, the cost of inclusion and who gets to build and...
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Margje de Koning: Why Cinema Still Matters
Why does cinema still matter? The third episode brings Margje de Koning, Artistic Director of Movies that Matter, together with host AC Coppens, Founder of THE CATALYSTS, for a conversation about activism, the social relevance of film and the role of audiences in keeping it alive. Power, People,...
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Tine Klint: Building Sustainable Film Financing
Do private investors and sales agents really speak the same language? Tine Klint, CEO & Founder of LevelK, joins host AC Coppens, Founder of THE CATALYSTS, in the second episode to explore sustainable independent financing and how investment can better connect with market realities. Power…
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Mike Goodridge: Cinema in the Age of Algorithms
Algorithms, consolidation and creative freedom are at the heart of the first episode. Mike Goodridge, Producer & Founder at Good Chaos, joins host AC Coppens, Founder of THE CATALYSTS, to explore how cinema can embrace new tools without losing creativity, diversity and the human perspective.…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
“Power, People, Data” is a five-episode podcast series born out of StepIn 2026, the international think tank of Locarno Pro, the industry section of the Locarno Film Festival. Bringing together voices from across the film industry, the series explores some of the most urgent questions facing independent cinema today – and the ideas, solutions and actions that could shape its future.
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“Power, People, Data” is a five-episode podcast series born out of StepIn 2026, the international think tank of Locarno Pro, the industry section of the Locarno Film Festival. Bringing together voices from across the film industry, the series explores some of the most urgent questions facing...
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