Screendance for Smart Phones
from Frameform Hosted by Jen Ray, Clare Schweitzer, Hannah Weber
These days, it is very common for most people to own some kind of smart device. Whether that be an iPhone, Android, iPad, or tablet, these handheld gadgets have become a reliant tool in our everyday life. And in this day and age, these pocket devices are one of the most utilitarian devices in a filmmaker’s arsenal. From 4K camera quality, smartphone supported accessories, to the countless number of film and photography applications found in app stores, all are available to assist your one-person crew. In today’s episode, we invite Mobile Dance Film Festival’s organizer, ANDREW CHAPMAN into the conversation, talking about the value of mobile dance filmmaking, how it is culturally relevant, and the accessibility in exploration for all aspiring dance filmmakers. Follow Mobile Dance Film Festival! @mobiledancefilmfestival Mobile Dance Film Festival website -- FILMS Nicole Walcott in Washington Square Park (2017) Dir. by Rami Shafi A Guide to Breathing Underwater (2018) Dir. by Raven Jackson (she/her) -- CHAPTERS 01:00 - Intro 06:40 - What are the advantages of smartphone filmmaking? 12:30 - Nicole Walcott in Washington Square Park 23:15 - A Guide to Breathing Underwater 28:28 - Legitimacy between smartphones and fancy cameras debate 42:43 - Shifting the lens -- SUBMISSION ANNOUNCEMENT Mobile Dance Film Festival Final Submission Deadline - Monday, May 31st, 2021 Do you have an event you’d like to share on the show? Submit your event announcement here by June 30. -- Got a question? Email us at [email protected] -- Rixey Instagram
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