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Writing with Sound

Bold of Current

The latest Currents CFP says that "Currents invites—along with traditional academic submissions—audio essays, podcasts, oral histories, interviews, and other audio recorded genres, as well as webpages, videos, animations, slide presentations, etc.,that address sound-related issues." What does it mean to have a piece that theoretically and practically advances ideas about sound, retaining a focus on the auditory sense, while incorporating video or imagery? Some pieces to inspire you follow after the break. The deadline for the CFP is January 10, 2011.

 

Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' by Clark Baxtresser & Avni Mehta from The JUMP v1.2

 

Danny and Annie by StoryCorps

 

Footsteps Animation by Artist Chihiro Sasaki

 

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