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Episode 27: Foley Artists, E.M. Forster's Goblins and Sound Maps
A pair of gloves can sound like birds. A heavy-duty stapler like gunshots. An iced romaine lettuce like a skull breaking in. Discover the hidden world of Foley artists, why writing about music is notoriously difficult and how to hack the linear by drawing up your own sound map.
Mentioned in this episode: Jack Foley, quoted on Filmsound.org; E.M. Forster, Howards End (1910), Keri Smith, How to be an Explorer of the World (2008).
Music: Carole Cassier
The Quarantine Quill is a creative writing podcast hosted by Anna Polonyi with the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking. The podcast will be bringing you a daily writing tip and prompt for as long as PICT's creative writing events are on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. For more details on the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking, please visit parisinstitute.org.
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By Anna PolonyiA pair of gloves can sound like birds. A heavy-duty stapler like gunshots. An iced romaine lettuce like a skull breaking in. Discover the hidden world of Foley artists, why writing about music is notoriously difficult and how to hack the linear by drawing up your own sound map.
Mentioned in this episode: Jack Foley, quoted on Filmsound.org; E.M. Forster, Howards End (1910), Keri Smith, How to be an Explorer of the World (2008).
Music: Carole Cassier
The Quarantine Quill is a creative writing podcast hosted by Anna Polonyi with the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking. The podcast will be bringing you a daily writing tip and prompt for as long as PICT's creative writing events are on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. For more details on the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking, please visit parisinstitute.org.