Incomplete Evidence: Rescoring Film History
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This workshop is part of Incomplete Evidence, a film festival and workshop series presented as part of Chapter’s season of events celebrating the work of Michelle Williams Gamaker.
This interactive workshop will explore “critical anachronism,” a creative practice of subverting or modulating the politics and meanings of an existing film through music.
Led by Dr Carlo Cenciarelli (Cardiff University) and Barbara De Biasi (Guildhall School of Music and Drama), this workshop will discuss De Biasi’s recent feminist rescoring of Alfred Hitchcock’s Blackmail (1929) along with other examples from early cinema to New Queer Cinema, a body of queer-themed independent films from the 1990s. Participants will also have the chance to undertake hands-on experiments in displacing and replacing film soundtracks.
No specialist music skills are required; anyone interested in film music is welcome!
This workshop is free, but places are strictly limited, so book now to secure your spot.
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Mae’r gweithdy yma’n rhan o Tystiolaeth Anghyflawn, sef gŵyl ffilmiau a chyfres o weithdai a gyflwynir fel rhan o dymor Chapter o ddigwyddiadau sy’n dathlu gwaith Michelle Williams Gamaker.
Bydd y gweithdy rhyngweithiol yma’n archwilio “anacroniaeth feirniadol”, sef yr arfer creadigol o wyrdroi neu drawsgyweirio gwleidyddiaeth ac ystyron ffilm sy’n bodoli drwy gerddoriaeth.
Dan arweiniad Dr Carlo Cenciarelli (Prifysgol Caerdydd) a Barbara De Biasi (Ysgol Cerdd a Drama Guildhall), bydd y gweithdy yma’n trafod gwaith diweddar De Biasi yn ail-greu sgôr ffeministaidd i Blackmail (1929) gan Alfred Hitchcock, ochr yn ochr ag enghreifftiau eraill o sinema gynnar hyd at Sinema Gwiar Newydd, sef corff o ffilmiau annibynnol ar themâu cwiar o’r 1990au. Bydd gan y cyfranogwyr gyfle hefyd i gynnal arbrofion ymarferol ar ddisodli ac ailosod traciau sain ffilm.
Does dim angen sgiliau cerddorol arbenigol, mae croeso i unrhyw un sydd â diddordeb mewn cerddoriaeth ffilm!
Mae’r gweithdy am ddim, ond nifer cyfyngedig o lefydd sydd, felly cofrestrwch nawr i gadw’ch lle!
This interactive workshop will explore “critical anachronism,” a creative practice of subverting or modulating the politics and meanings of an existing film through music.
Led by Dr Carlo Cenciarelli (Cardiff University) and Barbara De Biasi (Guildhall School of Music and Drama), this workshop will discuss De Biasi’s recent feminist rescoring of Alfred Hitchcock’s Blackmail (1929) along with other examples from early cinema to New Queer Cinema, a body of queer-themed independent films from the 1990s. Participants will also have the chance to undertake hands-on experiments in displacing and replacing film soundtracks.
No specialist music skills are required; anyone interested in film music is welcome!
This workshop is free, but places are strictly limited, so book now to secure your spot.
**
Mae’r gweithdy yma’n rhan o Tystiolaeth Anghyflawn, sef gŵyl ffilmiau a chyfres o weithdai a gyflwynir fel rhan o dymor Chapter o ddigwyddiadau sy’n dathlu gwaith Michelle Williams Gamaker.
Bydd y gweithdy rhyngweithiol yma’n archwilio “anacroniaeth feirniadol”, sef yr arfer creadigol o wyrdroi neu drawsgyweirio gwleidyddiaeth ac ystyron ffilm sy’n bodoli drwy gerddoriaeth.
Dan arweiniad Dr Carlo Cenciarelli (Prifysgol Caerdydd) a Barbara De Biasi (Ysgol Cerdd a Drama Guildhall), bydd y gweithdy yma’n trafod gwaith diweddar De Biasi yn ail-greu sgôr ffeministaidd i Blackmail (1929) gan Alfred Hitchcock, ochr yn ochr ag enghreifftiau eraill o sinema gynnar hyd at Sinema Gwiar Newydd, sef corff o ffilmiau annibynnol ar themâu cwiar o’r 1990au. Bydd gan y cyfranogwyr gyfle hefyd i gynnal arbrofion ymarferol ar ddisodli ac ailosod traciau sain ffilm.
Does dim angen sgiliau cerddorol arbenigol, mae croeso i unrhyw un sydd â diddordeb mewn cerddoriaeth ffilm!
Mae’r gweithdy am ddim, ond nifer cyfyngedig o lefydd sydd, felly cofrestrwch nawr i gadw’ch lle!
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