043: Movement, Sound and Music: Creative Collaborations

"Music is so important in offering me freedom, freedom in myself, freedom in my mind, in my body, how I breathe, how I feel, and it's really about the music that inspires the movement."

SARAH PERRY

In this episode of The Shapes in Motion Podcast, Sarah Perry and Stephen Moynihan explore the intricate relationship between sound, music, and movement across TV, film, and theatre. They discuss practical collaborations with sound designers and composers, the impact of soundscapes on performance, and the importance of research and cultural context in creating compelling work. They also discuss the role of voice, breath, and non-verbal sound, as well as their own personal musical influences.

Chapters

Exploring Collaboration in Sound Design

Diegetic vs Non-Diegetic Sound in Film

The Role of Sound in Movement Direction

Choreography and Music Integration

The Importance of Early Conversations

Theater vs Film: Collaborative Sound Processes

Case Study: Sound in 'Dream' Production

The Interplay of Movement and Sound

Cultural Influences on Dance and Movement

The Impact of Music on Personal Movement

Exploring the Role of Sound in Yoga

Breath and Collaboration in Performance

Musical Instruments and Personal Expression

Links
Instagram sound references: Foley (sound design)
Building The Dream (2021) - Beyond Conference with The RSC and ‘Dream’ - Building (the) Dream

To get in touch with Sarah visit www.sarahperrymovement.com and follow @sarahperrymovement on Instagram.
To get in touch with Stephen visit www.stephenmoynihan.net and follow @stmoynihan on Instagram.