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SOUNDPROOF

by SOUNDPROOF

creative nonfiction for audio

Episodes

Episode 12: Media Archeology, Autoethnography, and “Getting Personal”

57m · Published 12 Apr 01:41

I’m in love with a genre of filmmaking — the self-inscribed film, when filmmakers use the camera/pen to write their personal story cinematically.

Episode 11: Hooray for Hollywood and the Resistant Spectator

51m · Published 05 Apr 06:05

In his Oscar awards acceptance speech, Ke Huy Quan said “To all of you out there,” pointing at the directly at the viewer, “please keep your dreams alive.”

Episode 10: Notebook on Film Festivals and Max Mueller’s Mushrooms

58m · Published 22 Mar 03:47

LA Alfonso discusses film festival theory, Hot Docs 2023, cinematic notebooks and talks to filmmaker Max Mueller about his film "Entities with Knowledge."

Episode 9: Thinking Through Nonsense and Animation with Prof. Richard Cousins

58m · Published 15 Mar 01:07

A sudden detour into nonsense can cause someone to laugh; the getting of “laughs” is the motor that drives the nonsense in some early animations.

Episode 8: Jolt of the Cinematic Manifesto and French New Waves on the Beaches of Agnès

57m · Published 08 Mar 03:49

The word manifesto came from the Latin manu festus—“struck by hand,” it came from the tradition of proclamations, or edicts — a “change-writing” genre.

Episode 7: MeMovie — the Filmmaker as the Film’s Protagonist

58m · Published 01 Mar 02:58

David Holzman's Diary (1967) pioneered the genre of the autobiographical documentary which inspired filmmakers to turn their camera on their own lives.

Episode 6: The Watermelon Woman “Dunye-mentary,” Double Features, and Symbiopsychotaxiplasm

56m · Published 23 Feb 01:41

The Watermelon Woman by Cheryl Dunye looked at the concept of the archive, film scholar says it captures the politics, drama and spirit of the Archive.

Episode 5: Stranger Than Nonfiction and Keyboard Fantasies

57m · Published 16 Feb 17:45

Often labelled as subjective or objective, there is nonetheless a long tradition of reenactments in documentary films. Could there ever be objective truth in documentaries?

Episode 4: Scorsese’s Soliloquy, Cinema is Dying, and Bruised by an Image

58m · Published 09 Feb 19:45

LA Alfonso adapts Martin Scorsese’s "I Said Marvel Movies Aren’t Cinema. Let Me Explain" into a soliloquy, is cinema dying? Thomas Flight weighs in, and David Lynch

Episode 3: Lucas and Spielberg Sitting on a Beach

57m · Published 02 Feb 17:10

George Lucas and Steven Spielberg may have started a big movement while sitting on a beach in Hawaii in the late 1970s while bulding a sandcastle together.

SOUNDPROOF has 21 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 15:24:48. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 16th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on April 13th, 2024 23:43.