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James Clement

James Clement

Australian rules football player

Aug 19, 2026

8:44
So what do you think in this situation?
8:45
I mean, he's a man in his 50s.
8:47
I don't know about this Simon character.
8:50
But, you know, if there's a man in his 50s at my door, I'm...
8:54
Am I comfortable opening the door? I don't know.
8:56
You don't want to create a confrontation.
8:58
It's probably a dangerous person.
11:10
one of those ones that, like, just a clipboard.
4:22
Oh, right.
4:22
And he's just sweating through this, like, mustard yellow shirt, like, the entire time.
4:27
And it's, like, not tucked in so he looks shorter than he actually is.
4:31
And you know, it's just, it's-

46 MINS LATER

50:30
It's just some business.
50:30
You don't need to go to the police and whatever.
50:33
Like, you know what? I've been in a situation where I've reported, like, a higher-up for things, and then I got fired.
0:00
Collingwood survive a little scare, and they are guaranteed [whistle blows] to play finals in season 2026.
0:11
Led by 39 disposals by Nick Daicos, they see off the Eagles, winners by 19 points.
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3:50
Two-time Copeland Trophy winner James Clement was on hand to present the 20-year-old's jumper pre-match, urging the South Australian to lap up every moment from a day he would never forget.
3:59
Remember this day.
4:01
I remember mine like it was yesterday, and time flies by.
4:06
If you don't get another opportunity, they can never take this game away from you, and the fact that you're a debutant and now a Collingwood football player, as I said, for one of the greatest clubs in the country, if not the Southern Hemisphere, congratulations.
4:17
Enjoy it.
4:19
[clapping]
18:35
So I think when you see how we can democratize general production across the world, this has changed the game this technology has allowed you know different communities like we are now being able to bring tier one sporting events into wales rather than being reliant on we'll say our traditional welsh broadcasters which are fantastic for the industry but we're not just reliant on that work and and obviously now we can offer full-time roles staff roles for directors producers vision mixers pas like you know these jobs i guess didn't really exist um in wales as such full-time, you'd have to be freelance and travel.
19:16
I think that tipping point is coming.
19:20
I have a stronger view on the future of remote that I do believe that connectivity, just because we're seeing what happens in the domestic market now.
19:28
Previously, the connectivity that broadcast media would use was quite a refined product and was incredibly expensive to connect up.
19:36
But domestically, people were on dial-up modems.
19:40
Because that world is the expectation, even on a plane now, your expectation is that you're getting an incredible internet service.
19:50
It won't be long.

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28:37
Rise Up is the thing where they go into schools and create a broadcast

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