The Red Band Review: Recent Episodes
Shawna SF Brightworks
This podcast was a collaboration between Sadie, Alex and me. They wanted to take on the role of interviewers. Sometimes it’s harder in “real life” than it is when we practice!
Thank you, Sadie and Alex, for interviewing each other and talking about our process of movie-making!
This podcast was a collaboration between Sadie, Alex and me. They wanted to take on the role of interviewers. Sometimes it’s harder in “real life” than it is when we practice!
Thank you, Sadie and Alex, for interviewing each other and talking about our process of movie-making!
This episode is technically #10. I am having difficulties with episode #9, sadly, because when I saved it as a project to be edited, I saved it in the wrong application, so now it’s broken into tiny bits of raw data that may take a while (if at all) to put back together. Such a bummer, because in that episode, Sadie, Alex and Nolan went in depth discussing our coyote search project, which is recapped in this current episode.
- Introducing our guest and podcast listener, Clementine!
- Tesla tells the story of searching for coyotes at Glen Canyon Park
- Clementine shares memories of her times at Glen Canyon when she was younger
- Shawna and Tesla recap Sergeant Sadler’s visit and presentation (Animal Care and Control)
- Shawna adds in details and explains some curricular connections at school: learning the challenges of wildlife filmmaking, and the ethics of passing off a trick or [...]
This is a long one with a lot of details, although unfortunately you can’t hear us very well - there’s a lot of background noise, and we didn’t get as close to the microphone as usual. Lessons learned once again, on our eighth iteration.
In this episode:
- Continued stop motion with a new medium and some new technology
- Shout-outs to a couple of Brightworks parents and a collaborator who are helping us learn
In this episode, I’m trying something new: giving a little bit of that “teacher rationale” so you understand the context and goals behind what the children are talking about. The sound is a little rough in the beginning, but be patient, it evens out. I’m still learning the layering techniques and how to start and stop the audio as we go. Topics covered in this podcast:
- new routine of “story bags;”
- current work on character development;
- the connection between storytelling and moviemaking (still in process);
- encounters with stop motion;
- encounters with a 3D zoetrope (such as this one) at the Exploratorium;
- projections for moviemaking
- [...]
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