Last year, listeners of The Video Essay Podcast were assigned the five videographic exercises developed for the Scholarship in Sound & Image Workshop as "homework." Listeners made more than 60 videos as a response to the homework assignments. Episode 23 features audio reflections from eight listeners who created videographic exercises: Jemma Saunders, Cormac Donnelly, Roberto Carlos Ortiz, Charlotte Crofts, Alan O'Leary, Ben Creech, Max Tohline, and Ariel Avissar. Will also talks with Dr. Estrella Sendra, an academic based at the University of London and the University of Southampton, and Bartolomeo Meletti, the Education and Research Executive of Learning on Screen. Estrella and Bart are the team behind the "Introductory Guide to Video Essays," a brilliant new resource published by Learning on Screen.
Notes on Videographic Criticism
Please don't forget that the podcast has a weekly companion newsletter! Each week, you'll get links to videographic news and notes, short interviews with creators, updates on the podcast and a short essay by me. Subscribe here.
Patreon
I started a Patreon! All of the work I do will always remain 100% free and openly available, but, if you like the show and newsletter, here’s how you can help out. For a short essay on why I'm starting a Patreon, click here. To access the Patreon page, click here. Thank you!
Watch the Exercises Created by Listeners