

Episode 22. The 2020 Sight & Sound Poll + Kevin B. Lee
Jan 18, 2021
Guest
Ariel Avissar
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Cydnii Wilde Harris
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Grace Lee
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Kevin B. Lee
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Oswald Iten
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Scout Tafoya
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Thomas Flight
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Shannon Strucci
In this podcast, they discuss the 2020 Sight & Sound poll of the year's best video essays, the process of curating the poll, the power and potential of video essays in provoking deeper engagement, exploring subjective experiences through the video essay form, cross-media publishing and critical engagement, the practicality and utility of video essays, and the changing landscape of academic research. They also delve into the upcoming revisions and mentorship in the innovative new master's program in video essaying at Merz Akademie in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Process of Curating the Poll
03:33 • 24min
The Power and Potential of Video Essays
27:03 • 8min
Exploring the Power of Video Essay in Conveying Subjective Experiences
35:01 • 4min
Cross Media Publishing and Critical Engagement
38:53 • 20min
Exploring the Practicality and Utility of Video Essays
58:59 • 6min
Cross-Media Publishing and the Changing Landscape of Academic Research
01:04:44 • 26min
Upcoming Revisions and Mentorship in the Merits Academy Program
01:31:08 • 9min