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Episode 13: “Markers” Speak Through the Essay Film19 avr. 202400:57:00
In his "Essays" from 1580, Michel de Montaigne says "the essayist tries too figure out what he or she thinks about something based on personal experience."
Episode 12: Media Archeology, Autoethnography, and “Getting Personal”12 avr. 202400:57:09
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 Spectator05 avr. 202400:51:56
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 Mushrooms22 mars 202400:58:53
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 Cousins15 mars 202400:58:56
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 Agnès08 mars 202400:57:10
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 Protagonist01 mars 202400:58:20
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 Symbiopsychotaxiplasm23 févr. 202400:56:09
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 Fantasies16 févr. 202400:57:05
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 Image09 févr. 202400:58:46
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 Beach02 févr. 202400:57:36
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.
Episode 2: Teledivinitry, or the Window to an Interdimensional Dreamstate26 janv. 202400:58:02
Swiss/Canadian filmmaker and video artist Peter Mettler, known for the film Picture of Light (1994) and many others, in an interview with Paul Spinrad [1], told him that his interest in live video mixing (VJing) grew naturally from the associative and improvisational […]
Episode 1: Sound and “Vision in the Flesh”19 janv. 202400:58:16
If we feel movies so much, how much of the film's effect is due to music? That's one question I want to explore in a new radio series produced live weekly.
Circus Boy08 août 201900:29:22
Thomas Vaccaro is a circus coach, a circus performer, an artist, a husband, a father, a friend, and a mess... Find out how "circus saved his life."
Asking for a Friend26 juil. 201900:28:58
Lester Alfonso unearths a recording of artist Michael Poulton answering some big questions about art and life as an #artist and it triggers a cascade of emotions.
Heads-Up Dreaming11 juil. 201900:29:46
While researching a film on the theme "Never Stop Learning," Lester Alfonso ends up meeting Dr. Carlyle Smith who may be able to see the future through his #dreams.
Night of the Hunter28 juin 201900:28:07
Filmmaker Peter Blow's current top film pick on the Criterion Channel is Night of the Hunter. He noticed an unexpected connection between the authors. #nightofthehunter
Only Then Will Your House Be Blessed19 juin 201900:28:41
This is art according to musician Harry Manx in his own words and music. #harrymanx
Let the Children Boogie19 juin 201900:27:20
Lester Alfonso searches his 500 Words Before Second Breakfast for Bowie. Plus, My Bowie Breakup, The Rock and Roll Terminator, and more. #davidbowie
Birthmark, Part Three29 avr. 201700:21:52
Birthmark, Part Three #birthmark Richard Gere, Tina Turner, Billy Corgan - what do they all have in common? Lester Alfonso shares his talks with filmmaker Angel Hamilton and circus artist Victoria Wood who is a proud owner of three birthmarks.
Birthmark, Part Two28 avr. 201700:23:10
Birthmark, Part Two #scriptclub Lester Alfonso takes a draft of his Birthmark radio play to Mysterious Entity's Script Club and a discussion ensues.
Birthmark, Part One27 avr. 201700:19:14
Birthmark, Part One #realasian Lester Alfonso recounts his experiences at Reel Asian Film Festival's "So You Think You Can Pitch?" competition 2014.
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