Podcast appearances and mentions of darren heath

F1's surge in popularity in the last five years is not because the sport itself has notably changed or improved. It is because people have discovered it, a sleeping giant. The sport lends itself so well to social media - being such a visually rich spectacle. With its extreme personalities and electrifying speed, it is also a wonderful platform for storytelling.  This week we are going to explore this side of the sport with one of the great photographers of the modern era of F1, Darren Heath. Darren works with speed, spectacle and personality. He freezes it, capturing a moment that would otherwise be lost forever, memorializing it for people around the world to enjoy. So what goes through his mind when he looks through the viewfinder and presses the shutter? How does he weave rich storytelling into an image? Which drivers' faces are the most interesting? How do today's compare to the greats like Senna, Prost and Schumacher? When he is trackside, the cars moving at 180mph a few feet away, what aspects of F1 does he see that don't come across for fans on other media like TV or the written word? And how much can someone achieve trackside with an iPhone? This revealing interview takes the audience behind the veil of F1 and offers a fresh, close-up take of the people that make our sport. Send your comments or questions to: @jamesallenonf1 on X or jamesallenonf1@autosport.com. A Motorsport Studios production for Autosport 

Darren Heath has a superb eye for photographic detail and is also unafraid to speak out with passion about his love for F1.  In this video we chat about a range of F1 hot topics, including the ideal length of the F1 calendar, his ambivalence towards Sprint racing, what's in his camera bag and  his favourite tracks and corners.  References are also made to three of his favourite (recent) photographs.  To view these in more detail, watch the video of this interview on https://youtube.com/peterwindsor.Visit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

EverythingF1 Podcast Special, we Interview Aston Martin Cognizant F1 teams, Chief Communications Officer Matt Bishop. He details his life within the F1 world and what brought him to the sport. We discuss the #WeRaceAsOne movement and the positive effects that it will have on the sport for LGBTQ+. I ask Matt about the secret pedal in the McLaren that he and his photographer Darren Heath were instrumental in finding out about in 1997. We also discuss his first book. The Boy made the difference. Its a great listen and very interesting. Please subscribe to our podcast for more interviews like this....

Creativity comes from constraints, any creative will tell you that. On today's show I'm talking with Darren Heath, a Formula1 photographer who's spent the last 32 years capturing the sport in an increasingly creative and unique way. Creativity comes from constraints, any creative will tell you that. On today's show I'm talking with Darren Heath, a Formula 1 photographer who's spent the last 32 years capturing the sport in an increasingly creative and unique way. Settle in because there is so much to learn from Darren and his work. Host: Ben Journee Guest: Darren Heath

In this episode I will have the honor to talk to Darren Heath. I guess he does not need any long introduction. Darren is a multi award winning photographer, shooting F1. In 2005 The Royal Photographic Society awarded Darren their prestigious Honorary Fellowship as recognition of his excellence and evidence of distinguished ability in his chosen field. If you read the caption on his instagram profile, it just sums it up all: "32nd yr shooting F1 in a creative, artistic, original & unique style that’s changed the photographic perception of the sport". That's exactly what it is going to be all about. All about F1, all about the ability to shoot in a different artistic way even though he has been in all the tracks multiple times, about how the photography has changed over the years he has been in the business, about he business side of the photography and many other topics. I believe we could talk for hours and it would still not be enough. Enjoy!

In this special episode, we have teamed up with the Practical Law Company to bring you a podcast on the Implications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Geys v Société Générale. This podcast features Nick Robertson, Shireen Shaikh of Practical Law Employment, David Reade QC of Littleton Chambers and Darren Heath of JurisProductions.

Twelve Questions of Christmas with Sam Michael of McLaren, photographer Darren Heath, journalist Mark Hughes, FOTA's Oliver Weingarten, Zak Brown of JMI and Pirelli's Paul Hembery

World champion Sebastian Vettel, his team boss Christian Horner, plus studio guests Sam Michael of McLaren, photographer Darren Heath, journalist Mark Hughes, FOTA's Oliver Weingarten, and more

The first JAF1 podcast with Mercedes GP boss Ross Brawn; Red Bull driver Mark Webber; photographer Darren Heath and F1 sponsor finder Zak Brown, CEO of JMI sports marketing agency