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Scott Major has spent decades working across Australian television and film, first as an actor, and later as a director and producer. From Heartbreak High and Neighbours to directing and developing new projects, his career has taken him through almost every side of the industry. But this conversation goes well beyond the credits.

We talk about fame, rejection, identity, the reality of building a career in entertainment, making the transition from actor to director, taking responsibility when things go wrong, and why Scott believes you don't need anyone else to tell you who you are. We also get into the changing entertainment landscape, algorithms, AI, authenticity, storytelling and what it actually means to "make it."

A candid conversation about creativity, longevity, failure, responsibility and staying human in an industry that is constantly changing.

Guest: @scottmajor

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