Show Notes
Raw Podcast - EP57 - A conversation with Emma Walkin
It feels good to be back. We’ve missed the chats, the stories and the bit of craic that always sneaks in when we hit record. And we’re kicking things off with Emma Walkin from EditHouse, who’s had a winding path through sport, corporate media and into wedding videography, shaping a whole corner of the industry along the way.
Emma talks about being one of the few women shooting weddings in Ireland in the early days, the graft of building a business, and the pressure that comes with fast turnarounds and big expectations. We also dig into how AI is changing the creative world, how the wedding industry has shifted, and what it actually takes to keep going in a job that’s half filmmaking and half emotional endurance.
There’s plenty here about editing, family life, creative burnout and the chaos of modern wedding days. She also brings us through her time filming in South Sudan and how it changed her outlook on work and life. It’s honest, funny, and full of reminders of why real moments still matter more than anything else. Mentions @flatrocfilms https://www.flatrocfilms.com @kreativwedding https://www.kreativ-wedding.de Loreto Rumbek
Where to find Emma http://www.edithouse.ie @edithouse Follow us on Instagram: @therawpodcast @davidmcclellandphotography @moathillphotography
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