

Episode 40. Evelyn Kreutzer on Videographic Vulnerability
Sep 29, 2023
Evelyn Kreutzer, a Berlin-based video essayist, talks about videographic vulnerability, videography collaboration projects, and incorporating personal experiences into academic work. They also discuss their fear of the film 'Psycho', the importance of feedback in video essay creation, and exploring Hitchcock through sound and memory. The chapter also covers the creative process of making a video essay and the significance of the waving water surface effect in one of their works.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Creative Work and Film Analysis
04:16 • 12min
The Evolution of Videographic Vulnerability
16:31 • 13min
Personal Experience of Watching 'Psycho' and Overcoming Fear
29:04 • 2min
Memory Fragments in Cinema: Collaboration, Feedback, and Vulnerability
31:29 • 21min
Exploring Hitchcock through Sound and Memory
52:23 • 13min
Creating a Video Essay in a Semi-Meditative State
01:04:58 • 26min
Waving Water Surface: Continuity and Poetry
01:30:46 • 5min
Getting Involved with the Moving Poems Collection
01:35:36 • 2min