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Ever wondered what happens to all that course footage once the cameras stop rolling?
This is a new semi-regular peek behind the scenes at Take Two. In this series, we’ll be checking in with the people who help turn all those hours of filming, conversations, demonstrations and creative moments into the online art courses you eventually see on screen.
For our first instalment, Creative Director Jo Wright chats with Anna Pik, Take Two’s Head of Production.
There’s a lot happening: our first ceramics course with Juz Kitson is nearly ready for release, while footage from Julian Jamal Jones’ quilting course is just beginning its journey through the edit. We talk about what goes into bringing a course together - from colour grading, sound and music to course logos and all those tiny finishing touches that make the final videos sing.
And, of course, there’s a little behind-the-scenes chaos along the way. Think cliffside tree sculpting, many giggles, and a few very sweaty dance moves on a hot filming day.
If you enjoyed this peek behind the scenes at Take Two, we’d love to hear from you. Send us an email at support@taketwoart.com and let us know what else you’d like to see or learn more about.
Coming soon
We’re particularly excited about these two new courses, both currently making their way through production.
Juz Kitson
Our first foray into ceramics, featuring Juz’s elaborate and sensual ceramic sculptures and her unexpected site installations in nature.
Julian Jamaal Jones
Our first new quilting course, featuring Julian’s large-scale quilts made from fabric printed with his gestural drawings and paintings.
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Jo Wright
Aug 21 2026
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