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Paula Blair
If you're interested in hearing voices and listening to experiences, stories and knowledge from the arts and culture sector we don't often get to hear, then Audiovisual Cultures is the podcast for you. Learn alongside Paula Blair as she explores different approaches to creative practice and cultural production across film/cinema, theatre, television/streaming, video, visual art, sonic art, radio, audio drama, podcasting, performance, music, the internet, visual culture, museums and galleries and much more with the help of the scholars, practitioners and enthusiasts she meets along the way. Subscribe on your preferred platform listed below so you never miss a fascinating conversation!
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Paula Blair informs listeners of the podcast pause until the new year.
Find this episode’s extended show notes, links and automated transcript at https://audiovisualcultures.com/2022/10/26/audiovisual-cultures-october-2022-announcement/
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Paula Blair informs listeners of the podcast pause until the new year.
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Paula Blair chats with Dean Simone, Val McAdoo and Pete Postiglione about making their sports-themed family drama independent feature filmGame Day(dir. Edgar Michael Bravo, 2021). Each talk through their production experiences in front of and behind the camera, Italian-American culture and family, and growing film production and storytelling embedded in Philadelphia. Includes plot details and potential spoilers.
Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license.
Find this episode’s extended show notes, links and automated transcript at https://audiovisualcultures.com/2022/10/05/audiovisual-cultures-episode-126-game-day-with-dean-simone-val-mcadoo-and-pete-postiglione/
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Paula Blair chats with Jenn Francis about making her podcasts Tools of the Podcast Tradeand SoloMoms! Talk. We also hear about Jenn’s work with mindset coaching and mentoring, and about her travel experiences. We learn about getting started with podcast production, the importance of meeting people virtually and in person, and the ways Jenn is disrupting lasting stigmas around solo motherhood. If you get something out of this conversation or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app!
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The book Jenn refers to is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
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Paula Blair chats with Jenn Francis about making her podcasts Tools of the Podcast Tradeand SoloMoms! Talk. We also hear about Jenn’s work with mindset coaching and mentoring, and about her travel experiences. We learn about getting started with podcast production, the importance of meeting people virtually and in person, and the ways Jenn is disrupting lasting stigmas around solo motherhood. If you get something out of this conversation or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app!
Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license.
The book Jenn refers to is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
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Recorded on location at the Strand Arts Centre in East Belfast, programme manager Johanna Leech and cultural freelancer Robert J. E. Simpson chat to Paula Blair about the venue’s history, its current status and plans for its future. We then learn more about Robert’s work as an artist, an actor, a for-hire freelancer and with the CinePunked podcast. And finally, there is a post-viewing discussion between Robert and Paula after seeing Thor: Love and Thunder (dir. Taika Waititi, 2022) with plenty of references to plot details and lots of meandering off to other broadly relevant topics! If you get something out of this episode or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app.
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Recorded on location at the Strand Arts Centre in East Belfast, programme manager Johanna Leech and cultural freelancer Robert J. E. Simpson chat to Paula Blair about the venue’s history, its current status and plans for its future. We then learn more about Robert’s work as an artist, an actor, a for-hire freelancer and with the CinePunked podcast. And finally, there is a post-viewing discussion between Robert and Paula after seeing Thor: Love and Thunder (dir. Taika Waititi, 2022) with plenty of references to plot details and lots of meandering off to other broadly relevant topics! If you get something out of this episode or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app.
Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license.
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Paula Blair visits Susan Hughes at Orchid Studios in Belfast to chat through her work. Susan is from Belfast and graduated with her MFA in 2021 from the University of Ulster and received that year’s Centre for Contemporary Art (Derry) and Platform Arts (Belfast) graduate awards. She has completed many artist residencies in Ireland and Scandinavia where she has used her traditional fiddle-playing as a bartering tool to gain access to local stories. In this episode we learn about Susan’s practice involving painting, text, sound, colour and light across different media, and spend time in particular on uses of language and encounters with the natural world. If you get something out of this episode or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app!
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Paula Blair reads her article on Duncan Campbell’s Turner Prize-winning film It For Others – see full citation and link below for open access to the published text. Topics include prize culture, capitalism, Marxism, colonialism, cultural appropriation, looted art, documentary, commercialism, the art market, and film culture, particularly the late-twentieth-century Left Bank film-makers in France. If you get something out of this episode or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app.
Blair, Paula, ‘Accommodating the Mess: The Politics of Appropriation in It For Others’, Acta Universitatis Sapientiae: Film and Media Studies 12 (2016), pp. 149–165 https://www.sciendo.com/article/10.1515/ausfm-2016-0008
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Paula Blair talks through a successful grant application to Arts Council England, radical honesty, and time-saving strategies. In this episode you’ll get advice on the stages of applying for a grant including the necessary preparation, where to find specific guidance, compiling a budget and networking. Issues that arise include paying yourself and others fairly, identifying eligibility, what fund is right for your needs, and access requirements for submission. If you get something out of this or know someone who will, please share it.
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Paula Blair speaks to Jordan Lam about being creative and developing a studio arts practice. In this fun and loose conversation you’ll get some insight into studying art at degree level, some details about graphic design and digital collage, and how it is to take a creative approach to life as well as to art. There are some details about Photoshop and other digital creative suites that the uninitiated may find surprising. We also touch on Jordan’s experience growing up bilingual and across two cultures, his interest in rap and reading, and why he likes to dress up as a banana. If you enjoy this chat, please give us a good rating and share with someone you think will like it.
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Trailer for Stories and Strategies, a podcast dedicated to the art, science, and profession of human conversation.
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Paula Blair speaks to writer and director Leslie Goyette and producer Michele Englehart about their film Maysville (2021). In our conversation you’ll learn about their 3-year journey from script to finished film, their experience with crowdfunding and the kindness of communities, and the sheer tenacity it takes to achieve a goal you really believe in. This is an enjoyable and illuminating conversation which I hope you’ll get something out of and share.
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Paula Blair is joined by digital marketing professional Brandon Leibowitz to talk about the technologies, best practices, ethics and effects on culture of search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, and website ownership. In our conversation you’ll learn some quick tips for advancing up Google search results and lessons about who really owns and makes money from the data we share online. Do enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend!
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In time for the platinum jubilee, enjoy this remastered reissue of lost episode 34 in which film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail talk about the Queen and Freddie Mercury biopic from 2018 (BBFC cert. 12A). We get into the film’s troubled production context, Andrew’s love of the band’s music and its significance in film culture, and we touch on the depiction of Mercury’s sexuality, persona and AIDS, the amalgamated supporting characters, the narrative structure and much more. Enjoy and please give this episode a good rating and share with a friend!
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Host Paula Blair reflects on four years of making the podcast, the writing projects she’s been working on so far this year, and some decisions about the podcast going forward.
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Full show notes and transcript: https://audiovisualcultures.com/2022/05/18/audiovisual-cultures-episode-117-paula-checks-in/
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In time for May the Fourth 2022, enjoy this remastered reissue of lost episode 32 about the 2018 Star Wars instalment directed by Ron Howard (BBFC cert. 12A) and revisiting Paula Blair and Andrew Shail having a rant 4 years ago. There are loads of plot details, chat about this and other sci-fi franchises, the actors, the music, production contexts and gender politics.
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New intro recorded with Zencastr on 6 April 2022.
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Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
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This conversation with artist Bethany Stead was recorded and broadcast for the Slack's Radio residency as part of Blazing New Worlds at the NewBridge Project in January 2022.
Topics:
- folk art, drawing, creativity, sculpture, painting
- gender, sex, sexuality, vessels, bodies, awkwardness
- storytelling, intergenerational storytelling
- the arts in Newcastle upon Tyne and North East England
- being a member of NewBridge
- working for arts charities
Links:
https://www.bethanystead.com/
https://thenewbridgeproject.com/news/slacks-radio-in-residency-second-round
https://www.visitnca.com/events/now-thats-what-i-call-art
https://curiousarts.org.uk
https://socialartnetwork.org
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Recorded using Zencastr on 20 January 2022 and Audacity on 11 February 2022. https://zencastr.com/
Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
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This conversation with artist Richard James Hall was recorded and broadcast for the Slack's Radio residency as part of Blazing New Worlds at the NewBridge Project in January 2022.
Discussion topics include:
- performance art, drawing, creativity, video, Instagram Live, curating
- disability, autism, bodies, being queer
- engagements with other artists such as Sally Madge and Victoria Gray
- the arts in Newcastle upon Tyne and North East England
- being a member of NewBridge
Links:
https://richardjameshall.weebly.com/artist-details.html
https://thenewbridgeproject.com/news/slacks-radio-in-residency-second-round
https://www.starandshadow.org.uk/programme/event/no-trace-without-resistance-celebrating-sally-madge,5826/
https://www.victoriagray.co.uk/
http://balticplus.uk/the-dream-of-fluxus-inspired-performance-03-sally-madge-c17062/
Image from Dick’s ‘Crossing the Summer River’ performance in 2016, photo by Arto Polus.
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Recorded using Zencastr on 19 January 2022 and Audacity on 8 February 2022.
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Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
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This conversation with directors of Vane gallery and artist-led organisation, Paul Stone and Chris Yeats, was recorded and broadcast for the Slack's Radio residency as part of Blazing New Worlds at the NewBridge Project in January 2022. This is a longer cut of what was originally broadcast, with a lot more detail on the 25-year history of Vane and how it has fared in recent years, including the recent move from Newcastle to Gateshead.
Topics:
- the history and identity of Vane
- Orbis community
- the arts in Newcastle upon Tyne and North East England
- working with and advocating for artists
- funding, community, and energy
Links:
https://www.vane.org.uk/
https://thenewbridgeproject.com/news/slacks-radio-in-residency-second-round
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Recorded using Zencastr on 20 January and Audacity on 8 February 2022.
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Andrew Shail returns to discuss his pandemic odyssey through all things Star Trek with Paula Blair. Be warned, we do not hold back on (possibly misremembered) plot details!
Topics:
- Series discussed: The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise, Discovery
- Series mentioned: Short Treks, The Animated Series, Lower Decks, Picard, Strange New Worlds, Prodigy
- Films discussed and mentioned: Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984), Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986), Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989), Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), Star Trek Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996), Star Trek: Insurrection (1998), Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), Star Trek (2009), Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), Star Trek Beyond (2016)
- aliens, allegory, gender, sexuality, nationality, race, language, family
- streaming, consumption, lockdowns, viewing habits, late-in-life Trekkie
- actors, directors, music, podcasts, main cast
- ranking the captains: (in no particular order) Picard, Janeway, Kirk, Saru, Pike, Sisko with mentions of Burnham and Lorca
- story arcs
- prosthetic make-up, acting, recurring guest stars
Please note, we were quite excited while recording and will have missed clarifying some things. For example when referring to Tuvok as the first Vulcan main character, we mean since Spock and are referring to the ‘Next Gen’ block of series. There are also some descriptions of nationalities that will come across as stereotypical; these are not our views, but a description of the ways alien species allegorise perceptions of ethnic or racial constructions in the shows.
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Recorded on 15 and 16 January 2022 and edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
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Paula Blair speaks to John Badger about making Mercury Theatre Podcast. Topics include:
- audio drama – directing, writing, producing and casting
- sound design, sound editing, sound effects, foley
- creative writing, storytelling, characters, anthologies
- working with voice actors, remote recording, studio recording
- genre – mystery, comedy, thrillers, crime, historical drama
- the Audioverse Awards
- audio drama recommendations
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https://www.matchmaker.fm/
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Recorded using Zencastr on 15 January 2022.
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Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone/58703
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Paula Blair speaks to California-based actor, writer, producer and podcaster Nicole Matarese. We talk about her indie podcasting on Totally Toonular and Totally Recommend This, Dude, landing parts in independent features and short films, and her other writing and producing roles in theatre and film production. We also get excited about our favourite animated series and note the importance of supporting and background actors. This was a really fun conversation with Nicole. If you enjoy it too, please give it a good rating and share it with a friend!
Nicole’s links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolematarese/
https://twitter.com/fantasy_shed
https://twitter.com/TRTDpodcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/2yYvV7xe4p1IkrGFFk91n6?si=c5d3a139156747b1
https://linktr.ee/nicolematarese
Useful links:
https://www.troma.com/films
https://peablair.blogspot.com/2021/03/disenchantment.html
https://www.matchmaker.fm/
Automated transcript: https://audiovisualcultures.wordpress.com/2022/02/09/audiovisual-cultures-episode-111-toons-and-recs-with-nicole-matarese-automated-transcript/
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Recorded using Zencastr on 11 January 2022.
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Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone/58703
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Paula Blair is joined by Damion Taylor to talk about his work directly addressing diversity and representation in the media and technology industries. We think through what diversity and inclusion mean, including for LGBTQIA+, disabled, gender, sex, class, and racial experiences, as well as learning about Damion’s scripted fiction podcast Tech Witch, his conversational podcast Professional Confession, his company Prometheus Digital Studio, and the Digital Compendium online magazine and community. Other topics we meander into include travel, migration, study abroad, workplace conduct, movies, identity, speech, voice acting, writing, collaboration, prejudice, and assumptions. This was such an enjoyable and enlightening conversation. If you enjoy it too, please give it a good rating and share with a friend!
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Los Angeles-based writer and photographer Janet Sternburg talks through her creative practices and producing the photography and essay book I’ve Been Walking (Distanz Verlag: Berlin, 2021) which was her own way of exploring the city and seeing things in a new way during pandemic lockdowns.
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This special episode presents a great big round-up of all our fabulous guests from 2021 with me your host Paula Blair. It’s been a fantastic year and we’ve got great things on the way in 2022. For now, join me in enjoying hearing from our 2021 guests again who are:
02:44 Justin McAleece
03:45 Mustafa Sherif
06:24 Shea Donovan
07:39 Clinton Kirkpatrick
09:03 Todd Zimmermann, Katrina Michaels and Debra Beardsley
14:14 Nisan Arikan and Lars Henriks
18:29 Derrik Jordan
19:53 Dan Hughes
22:01 Dr Gary D. Rhodes
28:55 Nathan Ragland
31:22 Chloe Gibson
33:44 Dr Rabya Mughal
38:04 Dr Troy Hall
40:16 Pam Munter
42:28 Dominic Sim
44:25 Daniel Hess
47:50 Beau L’Amour
50:16 Dr Fiona Noble
53:39 Mariae Smiarowska
55:34 Tom Jennings
56:09 Mackenzie Finklea
57:42 Brendon Connelly
58:33 Dave Lewis
01:00:01 Katie Chonacas
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Katie Chonacas talks energetically about acting, performing, directing, producing, podcasting, and working in music and voiceover in Los Angeles and elsewhere around the United States. We get into the intensity of life as a prolific guest star in drama series such as Cold Case and CSI, and comedies like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, as well as playing supporting roles in films including Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans and working with director Werner Herzog and actor Nicolas Cage. We also talk about Katie’s podcast She’s All Over the Place and her relationships with collaborators and support teams. There is a lot to learn from Katie’s experience and enthusiasm which bursts through the audio. Please subscribe and give this show a good rating wherever you’re accessing it, and recommend it to a friend.
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This episode features a joyful conversation with Dave Lewis talking about making the Cinemallennials podcast, his love of movies and history, and his Irish-American heritage. We go into why Cinemallennials focuses on both millennials and the classical era of Hollywood film-making and what is gained from keeping older films alive, including forming better understandings of more contemporary works of cinema, for example Denis Villeneuve’s Dune (2021). We also talk about the importance of unearthing erased film histories with mention of early African-American film pioneer Oscar Micheaux.
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We welcome back Brendon Connelly who previously featured in episode 79 talking about his spooky audio drama series Circles. This time we’re talking fantasy choose-your-own-adventure advent calendars, specificallyThe Ticking World written by Brendon and illustrated by Maya Evans. Plus we vent about our reservations at returning to the cinema and talk about the debates around digital or virtual access to media. Enjoy now wherever you access your podcasts and please give us a good rating and subscribe so you never miss a new release!
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Anthropologist and museum-lover Mackenzie Finklea talks about her book Beyond the Halls: An Insider’s Guide to Loving Museums (New Degree Press, 2019) and gushes with host Paula Blair about her favourite types of museum and exhibits. We touch on digitization, colonialism, learning through interactivity, architecture, guided tours, geology, astrophysics, palaeontology, archaeology, place, and much more.
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Paula Blair shares some details about accessing the show on YouTube, the shape of the show for the rest of 2021, and has a general check-in with listeners.
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Episode 31 was originally released on 31 October 2018 and is reissued here just in time for this Halloween.
Paula Blair looks at Mary Shelly's novel Frankenstein (1818) and its adaptations, mainly the 1931 Universal Pictures horror film directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff and Colin Clive.
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This special episode presents memories of artist Sally Madge, whom we sadly lost in November 2020. Featured in order of appearance are Alexandra Hughes and Ditte Elly Goard, Simon Murray, Richard James Hall, Claire Ward, Adam Phillips and Joe Woodhouse, Ruth Scott Blackson, Ilana Mitchell, Paula Blair, Sandra Johnston, and Michael Tucker. Great thanks go to Sally’s close friend and companion Tom Jennings who made these recordings possible. We are just a few of the souls enriched by Sally’s curiosity and interest in us. We hope these recollections play a part, not only in preserving some of Sally, but in allowing us all to keep learning from her and being better humans because of her example.
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Paula Blair chats to theatre-maker and performer Mariae Smiarowska about her interactive online show ‘Landing’ as well as her previous work and her experience as a creative practitioner during lockdown. Our discussion topics include migration, displacement, ritual, community and live performance.
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Braving the Wilderness: The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone by Brené Brown https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34565022-braving-the-wilderness
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Paula Blair speaks to Fiona Noble about her book Subversive Spanish Cinema: The Politics of Performance(Bloomsbury, 2020), as well as alternative avenues for postdoctoral research and publishing, and language education.
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Paula Blair has an insightful conversation with Beau L’Amour about the processes, invention and innovation behind audio drama production, scriptwriting and adapting his father Louis L’Amour’s prose fiction for film and audio. This one is packed full of tips for all aspects of working in the audio industry and storytelling, so get listening!
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Daniel Hess talks to Paula Blair about finding a way back to creativity through poetry and screenwriting after a career as a wedding videographer. We also touch on current US film production and the collaborative nature of working in film.
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Paula Blair chats with Uncle Dominic Sim, a motivational speaker and video-caster based in Taipei, Taiwan. We talk about ways to share positive messages with the world, the process of live streaming and video-casting, learning from our mistakes and the English language.
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Updated reissue of an episode from the beforetimes when we went travelling and did things in rooms with other people! This episode missed the transfer over to Acast and I've been saving it for times like these when I'm taking time off.
In this remastered episode, Drs Paula Blair and Andrew Shail catch a few shows at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and speak to Will Sebag-Montefiore from comedy sketch group Just These, Please. Other shows discussed include Shhh – An Improvised Silent Movie and Antigone na h'Éireann. There is a little swearing and mention of violence, given the subjects, amid lots of comedy and good cheer!
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Dr Paula Blair talks through the opening sections of her Old Borders, New Technologies book (up to page 12). The Instagram Live video did not save, but the audio was recorded separately!
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Paula makes some announcements including taking a break, what’s coming up in August, mulling over funding goals, future topics, what to do for episode 100, and reminders about where to get in touch and about the mailing list.
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Author and film historian Pam Munter talks to Paula Blair about her book Fading Fame: Women of a Certain Age in Hollywood (Adelaide Books, 2021) and the pressures and erasures women have experienced in the film industry. As well as touching on suicide, dementia and abusive behaviours in the discussion, Pam has some encouraging advice and positive outlooks for the future in Hollywood.
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Recorded using Zoom on 20 May 2021.
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Paula Blair speaks with culture and talent retention strategist Troy Hall about his books Cohesion Culture: Proven Principles to Retain Your Top Talent (Koehler Books, 2019) and Fanny Rules: A Mother’s Leadership Lessons That Never Grow Old (Koehler Books, 2021).
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Dr Rabya Mughal talks to Paula Blair about her research on the role of art and creativity in our well-being, barriers to arts participation, and University College London’s Community Covid Project. Find out more at https://culturehealthresearch.wordpress.com/community-covid/
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Paula shares news about the Amabie exhibition in Pollen Studios Belfast 19 June - 3 July 2021. See more at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/amabie-project-exhibition-at-pollen-studios-tickets-158113384389
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Paula Blair chats with Leeds-based artist and shirt designer Chloe Gibson aka Slayer_1Artwork.
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This episode was recorded using Zoom on 8 May 2021.
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Paula Blair catches up with Gary Rhodes. As well as reminiscing about their time at Queen’s University Belfast, Gary talks through his research in the areas of the history of American horror cinema, the life of Bela Lugosi, Irish cinema, and how cinema was impacted by the Great Influenza of 1918.
This episode was recorded using Zoom on 19 April 2021.
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Paula Blair chats with fellow podcaster Nathan Ragland about making the Post Modern Art Podcast. We also share our experiences in arts podcasting and reveal our unpopular art opinions.
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Paula Blair is joined by musician Dan Hughes to talk about performing, teaching and composing. We also get into the financial struggles faced by freelance creatives in the UK during lockdowns and trying to positively utilize time to rest and create after many years of intense gigging.
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Musician Derrik Jordan talks about his extensive career and hosting The World Fusion Show.
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Guests Lars Henriks and Nisan Arikan talk about their independent filmmaking and underground film festival in Hamburg, Germany.
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Artist Clinton Kirkpatrick talks about working across a range of styles and media and initiating remote community art projects.
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Interdisciplinary artist, educator and artistic director of Indigo Arts Collective Shea Donovan talks about her transatlantic performance practice.
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Paula Blair runs through a guest lecture/seminar for a Language in Film & Television module focusing on No (dir. Pablo Larraín, Chile, 2012).
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Mustafa Sherif talks about urban planning and making the Urbanistica Podcast.
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Director and cinematographer Justin McAleece talks about working across different types of video and film production.
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Kristie Smith talks about Die Hard (dir. John McTiernan, 1988) and presents evidence for its status as a ‘Christmas film’. Although it’s largely a light episode, there is some swearing, plot detail, and the discussion at times edges into topics that some listeners may find upsetting, such as police brutality and 9/11.
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Paula Blair talks through experiences in running a film club at a residential care home with focus on some festive screenings, namely of The Shop Around the Corner (dir. Ernst Lubitsch, 1940), Miracle on 34th Street (dir. George Seaton, 1947) and It's A Wonderful Life (dir. Frank Capra, 1946).
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Simon Ward talks about Alice in the Cities (dir. Wim Wenders, 1974).
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Brendon Connelly talks in detail about creating the mystery audio drama Circles during the lockdown period in 2020.
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Jack Bowman talks through his career in audio drama and podcast production with helpful advice and tips for audio creatives.
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Artist Johanna Leech talks us through the Amabie Project bringing together Japanese and Irish artists to bring some hope and comfort during the pandemic.
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Film scholars Andrew Shail and Arnojya Shree discuss Tamasha (dir. Imtiaz Ali, 2015). With occasional swearing and brief mention of abusive relationships.
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Leighanne Turner talks about her work as a voice artist and speech coach.
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Brenden Kumarasamy talks about his MasterTalk YouTube channel and the art of public speaking.
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Artists Zara Worth and Dawn Woolley talk about collaborating on work exploring intersections between belief systems and contemporary culture.
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Rachel Brook joins us from her Placeholder Studio to talk about her creative recovery and career transition. Includes some discussion points concerning abusive work cultures that some may find difficult or upsetting.
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Michelle Myrick talks about how her creative work across writing, painting and song inform her practice as a life coach.
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Claire Murphy-Morgan of Monkfish Productions talks through their arts initiative ‘A Little Bit of Good in the World’, and Kelly Coates from Projects4Change talks about youth provision through art and current collaborations with Monkfish. This co-production was made with funding from Arts Council England.
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Justin Rich talks about creating the Countless Vlogcast.
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Writer Caleb Harris talks about his work dealing with mental health issues in young men.
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Paula Blair revisits research on the video installations of Willie Doherty, the broad themes of which remain frustratingly relevant.
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Music producer, composer and sound designer Moon Paw Print talks about his work and collaborations.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail watch Saved! (dir. Brian Dannelly, 2004). Includes some swearing, mentions of abortion, rape and suicide, and discussing characters’ uses of ableist and homophobic language.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail return to Ready Player One, this time looking closely at the adaptation from Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel to the 2018 film directed by Steven Spielberg.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Birdbox (dir. Susanne Bier, 2018).
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Paula Blair reads her essay about performance artist Alastair MacLennan.
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Special episode recorded for International Women's Day 2020 featuring Paula Blair, Rachel Brook, Claire Murphy-Morgan, Ciara Lenihan, Jess Bennett, Caroline and Jenni McDermott.
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Artist Laurel Jay Carpenter talks about her performance practice and PhD research.
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Artists Susan Aldworth and Andrew Carnie talk about their joint exhibition Illuminating the Self in Vane and the Hatton gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Éanna Mac Cana talks about his moving image practice.
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Andrew Shail and Paula Blair have a post-viewing discussion (with plot details) about Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (dir. J. J. Abrams, 2019).
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Katrina Sheena Smyth talks about her PhD research on onto-epistemological research methodologies within contemporary art.
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Part 2 of Paula Blair and Andrew Shail’s observations on their close viewing of Derry Girls. (With some swearing).
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Artist Zhenia Mahdi-Nau talks about her creative practices including documentary, film-making, vocals, photography and painting.
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Artist Robin Price and director of CCA-Derry-Londonderry Catherine Hemelryk talk about Robin’s show Escape Sequence.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail engage in close analysis of episode 1 of Channel 4 sitcom Derry Girls (first aired January 2018). (With some swearing).
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Costumier and clothesmaker Amy Jones talks about designing and making bespoke clothing, costumes for theatre and film, and sustainable fashion.
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Historian of British culture and cinema Lawrence Napper talks to Paula Blair and Andrew Shail about his work. (With some swearing).
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Simon Ward joins Paula Blair for a post-screening discussion of Transit (dir. Christian Petzold, 2018, BBFC cert. 12A).
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Martha Shearer talks about her research on cinema musicals and women in New Hollywood.
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Lisa Stead talks to Paula Blair and Andrew Shail about her Reframing Vivien Leigh project.
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Paula Blair ventures out to the NewcastleGateshead Late Shows and speaks to Claire Murphy-Morgan (Monkfish Productions), Rachel Brook (Good Space), Pauline Taylor and Alice Stewart (Room For You), Mariae Smiarowska and Jenni McDermott about what they were up to in Commercial Union House. Topics include diversity, inclusion, accessibility, performance, art and health, collaboration and community.
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This episode covers the Silent Divas screening of Italian silent film Assunta Spina (dirs. Francesca Bertini & Gustavo Serena, 1915) with live score from Italian folk band The Badwills at Tyneside Cinema on 12 May 2019. This was accompanied by documentaries from the BFI archive shown in association with Invisible Women detailed in the episode by Rachel Pronger (Film Programme Coordinator, Tyneside Cinema). Andrew Shail lends some early cinema knowledge, Shona Thomson (A Kind Of Seeing) talks about commissioning the music and Alastair Cole tells Paula Blair about the band, his research and documentary filmmaking.
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Artist Jacqueline Wylie talks about her practice. Topics include craft, ageing, photography, postgraduate study, social class and Northern Ireland. There's some swearing and mild references to pornography and fetishes.
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Coinciding with the publication of his new book, Andrew Shail tells Paula Blair about his research on the origins of the film star system centring on French performer Max Linder. Contains references to suicide and death.
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Performance artist Elvira Santamaría Torres talks to Paula Blair about her work. Includes references to issues arising from conflict, violence, murder and migration.
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Performance artist Sinéad O’Donnell talks through her Crossing Permissions exhibition at Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown, Northern Ireland – many thanks to Arts Director Jackie Barker and Gallery Technician Dermot Burns. Topics include feminism, audiences, geography, spontaneity, intuition, sea crossings, migration, conflict, suppression, cultural difference and language.
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Paula Blair talks to Rebecca Harrison about her research on code in the Star Wars franchise, cinema and railways, and teaching media from feminist and postcolonial perspectives.
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Paula Blair reads her essay on Damien Hirst's major 2017 exhibition in Venice.
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Paula Blair makes an announcement about the Reclaim the Frame project and upcoming events surrounding The Kindergarten Teacher (dir. Sara Colangelo, BBFC cert. 12A, 2018).
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Artist Sally Madge talks to Paula Blair about her work and life as a practitioner. Topics include performance, installation, site-specificity, collecting, ageing, being peripheral, landscapes, the domestic and notions of value.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail have a post-viewing discussion of Mary Queen of Scots (dir. Josie Rourke, BBFC cert. 15, 2018). With references to violence and sexuality. Plot details mentioned throughout.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Annihilation (dir. Alex Garland, BBFC cert. 15, 2018). With references to violence, death, body horror, suicide and self-harm. Science nerdery and spoilers abound.
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For their first recording of 2019, Paula Blair and Andrew Shail talk through their Netflix viewings over the mid-winter holidays, paying particular attention to Netflix-backed films The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (dirs. Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, 2018) and Birdbox (dir. Susanne Bier, 2018). Includes references to violence, death and minor swearing when quoting from the films. Spoilers abound.
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Paula Blair talks to artists Sarah-Joy Ford and Juliet Fleming about their Hard Craft exhibition in Vane gallery, Nov-Dec 2018.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Little Stranger (dir. Lenny Abrahamson, 2018, BBFC cert. 12A) and its adaptation from Sarah Waters’s novel of the same title (published 2009). Topics include historical fiction, emotional abuse, social class, violence, post-World War II England and the paranormal.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail have a post-screening discussion of The Miseducation of Cameron Post (dir. Desiree Akharan, 2018, BBFC cert. 15) about a teenage girl in the USA who is sent to a gay conversion camp. Involves topics such as religion, emotional abuse and self-harm.
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Paula Blair chats with activist-artist Emma Campbell about her video and photography work alongside her activism as co-director of Alliance for Choice. The discussion involves the need for access to abortion where this was still illegal in Northern Ireland at the time of recording, the travel involved, politics, and ongoing activism for abortion rights.
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Paula Blair reads her essay on the disappeared in the film Nostalgia for the Light (dir. Patricio Guzmán, 2010) and the video installation Ancient Ground (dir. Willie Doherty, 2011).
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail talk about screenings of Hindi films in England, focusing on Gold: The Dream That United Our Nation (dir. Reema Kagti, 2018, BBFC cert. 12A).
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail step up to Patron Kristie Smith's challenge to watch some horror with Get Out (dir. Jordan Peele, 2017, 15). Discussion involves racism, violence, slavery and emotional manipulation.
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Film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Skyscraper (dir. Rawson Marshall Thurber, 2018, BBFC cert. 12A). Includes references to 9/11, terrorism, violence, burning buildings and amputation. There's also some chat about cinemagoing, other films connected with the genre, themes and actors, and addressing issues around representation in mainstream film.
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Film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Leave No Trace (dir. Debra Granik, 2018, BBFC cert. PG), cinema audiences and other elements of film and visual culture at the Tyneside Cinema.
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Film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Selma (dir. Ava DuVernay, 2014, BBFC cert. 12). Includes mentions of racial discrimination, violence and sex.
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Film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Florida Project (dir. Sean Baker, 2017, BBFC cert. 15) in detail. Includes swearing, mentions of sex work, violence, mental illness and child exploitation.
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In episode 20, film doctors Paula Blair and Andrew Shail watch a version of Legend (dir. Ridley Scott, 1985, BBFC. cert. PG). Although the film is rated PG, the topics it raises are more suited to 15+ audiences, e.g. there are references to consensual sex as well as attempted coercive seduction and rape.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Rape of Recy Taylor (dir. Nancy Buirski, 2017, BBFC cert. 15), a documentary about an African-American woman’s lifelong fight for justice after being gang-raped by a group of white teenage boys in 1944, and Edie (dir. Simon Hunter, 2017, BBFC cert. 12A), a drama about an 83-year-old widow who wants to fulfil her dream of climbing a mountain in the Scottish Highlands. There are references to sexual and racial violence, discrimination and domestic abuse from early in the episode and throughout.
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Paula Blair spices up her life with special guest Kristie Smith to discuss Spiceworld: The Movie (dir. Bob Spiers, 1997, BBFC cert. PG) and the late-1990s girl group phenomenon that was the Spice Girls.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail round up (for now) their viewings of feature films directed by Sofia Coppola, this time looking at Somewhere (2010, BBFC cert. 15) in detail.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Sofia Coppola's fifth feature film, The Bling Ring (2013, BBFC cert. 12A), and its engagement with the excesses of celebrity.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail share their experiences after a tension-filled viewing of A Quiet Place (dir. John Krasinski, 2018, BBFC cert. 15).
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Disaster Artist (dir. James Franco, 2017, BBFC cert. 15), the film about the making of the cult 'best worst movie ever made', The Room (dir. Tommy Wisseau, 2003, US cert. R). Paula also thinks about the future directions of the podcast and website.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail give an overview of the British Silent Film Festival Symposium held at King's College London in April 2018. Paula also talks to speakers Lucie Dutton and Ellen Cheshire, and there's an excerpt from Andrew's presentation.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail speak to historians Tony Fletcher and Gerry Turvey, musician Stephen Horne and BFI curator Bryony Dixon at the 2018 British Silent Film Festival Symposium.
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Recorded on 19 April 2019.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail reflect on an afternoon spent in the National Science & Media Museum in Bradford.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail are joined by special guest Geoff Poole to talk about his favourite film F For Fake (dir. Orson Welles, 1973, BBFC cert. PG). The discussion includes mentions of suicide and makes detailed reference to parts of the film.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail have a post-screening discussion of Ready Player One (dir. Steven Spielberg, 2018, BBFC cert. 12A).
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In which Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss comedy series London Irish (Ch. 4, 2013, cert. 18) and Derry Girls (Ch. 4., 2017-), both created by Lisa McKee. Topics include accents, stereotypes, marginalized experiences and 1990s nostalgia. With occasional swearing and silliness.
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In episode 7, Paula Blair and Andrew Shail talk about their viewing of Marie Antoinette (dir. Sofia Coppola, 2006, BBFC cert. 12A). As ever, the discussion includes analysis and plot details.
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Re-edit of episode 6 which was first released on 11 April 2018. Paula Blair and Andrew Shail continue viewing Sofia Coppola’s feature films, this time focusing on The Virgin Suicides (1999, BBFC cert. 15). The discussion makes reference to suicide and sexuality.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Shape of Water (dir. Guillermo del Toro, 2017, BBFC cert. 15), the 2018 Academy Awards, and representation in film. It's analytical, so best see the film beforehand if you don't want spoilers.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss Arrival (dir. Denis Villeneuve, 2016, BBFC cert. 12), language and communication.
Recorded on 26 & 27 February 2018.
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail discuss The Beguiled (dir. Sofia Coppola, 2017, BBFC cert. 15).
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Paula Blair and Andrew Shail's post-viewing discussion of Lost in Translation (dir. Sofia Coppola, 2003, BBFC cert. 15).
Recorded on 21 & 22 February 2018.
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Paula Blair outlines plans for the AVC educational web platform and resources, and gives a sense of what's to come in later podcast episodes.
Recorded February 2018.
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