Into the Mothlight Podcast

This time we hear from Lux Scotland Director Nicole Yip on her journey into the moving image, approach as a curator, the work of Lux in Scotland and their aim to nurture and support artists working in the moving image in Scotland.

An interview with renowned visual artist Jacques Perconte where we discuss his work, his approach to and manipulation of the digital image, and filmmaker Stan Brakhage. His work '29 Minutes at Sea' was shown at the 2018 Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival. The description of the work gives little away as to it's impact. "Because of this violence, the image bleeds. But the red does not remain on the surface of the water." We also make reference to his film 'Ettrick', an interrogation of the Scottish Borders unique textile heritage, and his new immersive video-opera, “Faust”.

An interview with Ann Arbor Film Festival Executive Director Leslie Raymond. We talk to Lesley about her journey to the job of ED, the importance of encouraging artists, advice to filmmakers submitting to festivals, David Lynch and her interest in honouring the history of video art.

This time an interview with Caitlin and Andrew - British/Canadian artist filmmakers who go under the title Webb-Ellis. They work in film, installation, and performance and are currently resident artists at Crescent Arts in Scarborough. You’ll hear about their creative processes, how they translate ideas into moving images, the importance of research and their new work Inheritors.

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In this episode a conversation with Anne Rushing, Creative Director at Pop Up! Scotland about the Undependence Film Festival. We talk about how the festival came about, the planning that goes into making it a success, the team of people you need around you to run a professional event and some of the highlights of this year's festival.

Episode one, with multimedia artist Kerry Jones.

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