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Welcome to Moving Art, Public Libraries Singapore's new podcast on topics related to the performing arts. Helmed by librarians from Singapore's only library for the performing arts library@esplanade, each episode sheds light on aspects of the four artforms ranging from Film, Music, Theatre and Dance.
Moving Art: Film Talk is a four-part mini-series on TV, movies and filmmaking. Each episode focuses on the following topics: the rise of modern documentaries, how horror films work, animation for adults, and the works of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. Join Film Librarian Melissa Kawasoe as she takes you a narrative journey into the history and development of motion pictures.

About National Library Board, Singapore: www.nlb.gov.sg
The National Library Board (NLB) nurtures Readers for Life, Learning Communities and a Knowledgeable Nation by promoting reading, learning and history through its network of 27 public libraries, the National Library and the National Archives of Singapore. NLB also forges strategic partnerships that encourage awareness, appreciation and greater discovery of Singapore's history through its rich collections on Singapore and the region.

About library@esplanade: www.go.gov.sg/nlb-esplanadelibrary
library@esplanade is Singapore's first and only public library dedicated to the performing arts. Located within the Esplanade performing arts complex, the library's collection focuses on four main categories of performing arts: Music, Film, Theatre and Dance and includes books, play scripts and movie screenplays, music scores, music albums, and film, dance and theatre video recordings.

Subscribe to our podcast channel wherever you listen.

We would love to hear what you think about our podcast. Leave us a rating or review. You can also write to us with your feedback at enquiry@nlb.gov.sg.

Moving Art National Library Board, Singapore

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Welcome to Moving Art, Public Libraries Singapore's new podcast on topics related to the performing arts. Helmed by librarians from Singapore's only library for the performing arts library@esplanade, each episode sheds light on aspects of the four artforms ranging from Film, Music, Theatre and Dance.
Moving Art: Film Talk is a four-part mini-series on TV, movies and filmmaking. Each episode focuses on the following topics: the rise of modern documentaries, how horror films work, animation for adults, and the works of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. Join Film Librarian Melissa Kawasoe as she takes you a narrative journey into the history and development of motion pictures.

About National Library Board, Singapore: www.nlb.gov.sg
The National Library Board (NLB) nurtures Readers for Life, Learning Communities and a Knowledgeable Nation by promoting reading, learning and history through its network of 27 public libraries, the National Library and the National Archives of Singapore. NLB also forges strategic partnerships that encourage awareness, appreciation and greater discovery of Singapore's history through its rich collections on Singapore and the region.

About library@esplanade: www.go.gov.sg/nlb-esplanadelibrary
library@esplanade is Singapore's first and only public library dedicated to the performing arts. Located within the Esplanade performing arts complex, the library's collection focuses on four main categories of performing arts: Music, Film, Theatre and Dance and includes books, play scripts and movie screenplays, music scores, music albums, and film, dance and theatre video recordings.

Subscribe to our podcast channel wherever you listen.

We would love to hear what you think about our podcast. Leave us a rating or review. You can also write to us with your feedback at enquiry@nlb.gov.sg.

    1. Film Talk: Going Beyond BBC Documentaries

    1. Film Talk: Going Beyond BBC Documentaries

    For most people, TV documentaries mean BBC's animal specials voiced by Sir David Attenborough. But documentaries actually encompass a wide range of video content including the first films ever created, as well as accidental recordings like the JFK assassination. Find out how civic discourse and streaming services such as Netflix have brought about the explosive popularity of modern documentaries such as Bowling for Columbine, Tiger King and Don't F with Cats.

    [06.25] Abraham Zapruder's recorded footage on the JFK Assassination has been called "the most important 26 seconds of film in history”.
    [10.57] Tell Me Who I Am is a documentary about a traumatic childhood one brother Marcus tries to hide from his amnesiac twin Alex to protect him from their past.
    [14.38] Don't F with Cats tells the story of a vigilante group tracking a cat killer online only to realise that he is escalating towards murder.

    • 17 min
    2. Film Talk: How Horror Films Make Us Fear

    2. Film Talk: How Horror Films Make Us Fear

    What makes a good horror film? Is it the jump-scares, supernatural elements, the expert use of sound, or psychology of the mind that draw us to them? In this episode, find out how horror films bring out our deepest fears, and the cultural differences between American and Asian horror films.

    [01.49] Horror movies tap into our primal fears and feature many sub-genres that we might be familiar with.
    [04.48] Sound plays a big component in horror movies, using diegetic and non-diegetic sounds to cue us in on what is happening on screen.
    [09.23] Asian horror films are predominantly supernatural and psychological. This could be tied to how superstition and folklore are so deeply entrenched in Asian cultures.

    • 23 min
    3. Film Talk: Adults Love Cartoons Too

    3. Film Talk: Adults Love Cartoons Too

    Cartoons are often thought as children's fare, but in recent years, animated shows such as The Simpsons, South Park and Rick and Morty have become mainstream staples on TV. This episode explores the rise of animation for adults, including Japanese anime that has taken the world by storm.

    [06.26] Fantasia is Disney's first animated film targeted at adults and features abstract animation choreographed to classical music pieces.
    [10.36] South Park and The Simpsons play a big part in influencing modern comedy and paved the way to push boundaries in topics and themes covered in adult animation.
    [18.05] Japanese Anime Cowboy Bebop is a sci-fi series with western and noir overtones that is being developed as a Netflix series in 2021.

    • 21 min
    4. Film Talk: The Narratives of Hayao Miyazaki

    4. Film Talk: The Narratives of Hayao Miyazaki

    Dubbed Walt Disney of Japan, Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli has enthralled generations of children and adults alike with his Academy Award-winning animated works. Filled with Japanese sensibilities such as Shintoism, his films nonetheless find emotional traction and relevance with audiences throughout the world. The final episode seeks to uncover the common but enduring themes in his works which includes Spirited Away and Ponyo.

    [00.49] Miyazaki's works include Spirited Away which won the Best Animated Feature award at the Academy Awards in 2003.
    [10.40] Miyazaki develops his characters based on traits he observes in humanity. His characters begin flawed and end flawed just like real human beings.
    [13.05] Love and respect for nature features prominently in Miyazaki's works. In many instances, he views civilisation and its trappings as antithetical to nature.

    • 20 min

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