Best Ohio University College of Fine Arts Podcasts (2024)

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Key Click Cumbia – Avery Bumgarner 4:33

1+ y ago4:33

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Avery Bumgarner composed and performed this percussive piece of music, the idea coming to him when he was sick with COVID-19. "I was thinking about all of the ways I could ‘play’ my instruments without blowing air into them," Bumgarner said. “This score takes inspiration from Colombian Cumbia music, so the sounds in this piece consist entirely of ‘…

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Zavier Holbert 4:53

2y ago4:53

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Zavier Holbert by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Ali Ziyati 5:16

2y ago5:16

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Ali Ziyati by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Gabriel Enrique Amal Wilson 5:05

2y ago5:05

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Gabriel Enrique Amal Wilson by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Corey Young 3:45

2y ago3:45

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Corey Young by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Cherrie Hendricks Hostetler 5:21

2y ago5:21

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Cherrie Hendricks Hostetler by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Talking Studio [Episode 20]: Priyanka Das, an alternative instead of experimental filmmaker 50:06

2y ago50:06

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Priyanka Das, an alternative filmmaker and Ohio University alumn, sat down with Talking Studio to discuss why she started making films, what her time at OHIO meant to her and what her future projects hold for her as an artist. More about Priyanka can be found here: https://film-makerscoop.com/filmmakers/priyanka-das…

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Vanessa Morgan-Nai 5:04

2y ago5:04

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Vanessa Morgan-Nai by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Rhys Carr 5:16

2y ago5:16

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Rhys Carr by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Faustina Mensah 5:04

2y ago5:04

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Faustina Mensah by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - David Butcher 5:33

2y ago5:33

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - David Butcher by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Ada Woodson Adams 5:10

2y ago5:10

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Stories of COVID-19 Part 2 - Ada Woodson Adams by Fine Arts at Ohio UniversityBy Fine Arts at Ohio University

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Talking Studio [Episode 19]: An actor, a judge: OHIO Theater alum William T. Newman, Jr. 53:03

2y ago53:03

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Actor, Virginia circuit court judge, and OHIO School of Theater alum William T. Newman, Jr. has a full life. He thrives through his love and respect for both the law and the stage, two practices with skills that often intertwine. Earlier on this 7th day of October 2022, Judge Newman was awarded the prestigious Ohio University Alumni Association's M…

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Talking Studio [episode 18]: Meeting you where you are at Kennedy Museum of Art 45:12

2+ y ago45:12

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In this episode, we dive into the behind-the-scenes work at Kennedy Museum of Art, Ohio University's art museum, and explore how students working in its education and registrar offices get hands-on learning about how to build an enriching visitor experience, what's involved with caring for the collections, and about leading art making and understan…

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Honey, Let's Restore a Mansion - Thoughts on Design, Episode 24 43:39

2+ y ago43:39

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We recently visited Steele Mansion in Painesville, Ohio, and asked the proprietor, Carol Shamakian, to describe how she and her family came to own this place. She told us that her husband went to the grocery store one day and came home to say, “Honey, I bought a mansion.” Unfortunately this once grand home, built in the 1860’s, had been deemed unsa…

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Talking Studio [Episode 17] A little terrifying: 2 OHIO playwrights talk playwriting 29:33

2+ y ago29:33

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In this episode Kelee Riesbeck of Talking Studio interviews two OHIO grad students studying playwrighting about the sometimes terrifying act of writing plays then releasing their work to the world. Playwrights klae bainter and Ivan Mosley open up about their plays being featured at the 28th Annual Seabury Quinn Jr. Playwrights’ Festival in Athens, …

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Eastwood (Amish) Furniture - Thoughts on Design, Episode 23 49:49

2+ y ago49:49

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We recently sat down with Ron Nandor, who owns Eastwood Furniture. This company has three locations in Ohio and works very closely with local Amish craftspeople. Over the past twenty years, he has seen furniture adapt from very basic designs, with limited choices in wood and finishes, to highly customized pieces, which now offer various wood specie…

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Talking Studio [Episode 16]: Making Its Mark: The Story of Tantrum Theater 44:39

2+ y ago44:39

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Have you seen Tantrum Theater’s newest show yet? Interested in learning more about the program? Well, look no further. Talking Studio explores the past, present and future of Tantrum Theater at Ohio University, and its various challenges and achievements. Featuring Tantrum’s Founding Artistic Director Dan Dennis, Founding Producing Director Rachel …

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Remodeling Two Bathrooms - Thoughts on Design, Episode 22 43:27

2+ y ago43:27

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In this episode, we meet Chris Bores, a neighbor of Mark Goode. Chris and his wife Erin moved to their 100-year-old home in Shaker Heights, Ohio, in 2018, along with their two young daughters. They knew when they moved in that they would be doing some repairs, starting with the bathrooms. Since Chris had done a lot of hands-on improvements at their…

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Talking Studio [Episode 15]: A ghost story, a love story: MFA students direct 32:41

2+ y ago32:41

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Live, staged performances are back! Talking Studio talks to two grad students enrolled in Ohio University’s direction program about their process in choosing and presenting two works, one a ghost story, the other, a love story. Featuring Molly Donahue, who is directing Concord Floral, and Adam Zarowski, who is directing Motherfucker With The Hat. B…

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Kravet and Rob Winhorst - Thoughts on Design, Episode 21 42:19

2+ y ago42:19

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In this episode, Kim and Mark get to know Rob Windhorst, an area representative for Kravet. Rob describes his background, from going with his seamstress mother to fabric outlets, to learning about fabrics and window treatments in a drapery workroom, to managing a home store for JC Penney. Rob has worked for Kravet since 2007. This 104-year-old comp…

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The Ann Monroe Showroom - Thoughts on Design, Episode 20 29:11

2+ y ago29:11

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With a background in fine art, Ann Monroe is the owner of a showroom at the Ohio Design Centre in Beachwood, Ohio. Ann represents various manufacturers and displays samples of their products. In her showroom, one can sit in a chair, feel the texture of a fabric or see the finish on a custom table. In this episode, you will discover how she works wi…

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Art consultation, framing, and installation - Thoughts on Design Episode 19 30:40

2+ y ago30:40

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Art consultation, framing and installation are very specialized professions, as we discovered when we spoke with Eileen Roth and Bebe Boyle. During her 40 years of experience as an art consultant to large corporations, as well as interior designers and their clients, Eileen has developed relationships with national and international artists. Workin…

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Smart Lighting - Part Two - Thoughts on Design Episode 18 28:07

2+ y ago28:07

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In Episode 16, Mark Goode introduced us to the basics of smart lighting for the home. Now in Episode 18, he goes further into the use of smart technology, cautioning that is more complex to set up than the manufacturers would have us believe. Mark leads us through a history of the development of this technology, offering a visual graph that is avai…

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Wall Coverings from Phillip Jeffries - Thoughts on Design Episode 17 45:29

2+ y ago45:29

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Phillip Jeffries is an innovative wall covering company. Utilizing many different organic materials, such as grasscloth, water hyacinth, banana leaves, and wood veneers, the design team at Phillip Jeffries creates beautiful paperbacked coverings for walls. Sales representative Crystal Brown takes us through the beginnings of this leading-edge compa…

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Smart Lighting, Part One - Thoughts on Design, Episode 16 32:15

2+ y ago32:15

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When arriving home on a dark evening, it is reassuring to be able to turn on the lights before you even open the door. Technology built into our cellphones and smart light bulbs enables us to control the lighting in our homes. We can turn lights off and on, vary the intensity and even change the color of the light! In this episode we discuss the be…

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Custom Rugs from Nepal - Thoughts on Design - Episode 15 44:03

3y ago44:03

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In our first podcast show recorded “on the road,” we sit down with Thom Capretta, manager of Atelier Lapchi, a custom rug company with a showroom in the Ohio Design Centre and its factory in Nepal. We learn how, in this day of technology and automation, Atelier Lapchi weavers use Tibetian wool and silk to create custom rugs in both traditional and …

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Lighting Your Home - Thoughts on Design - Episode 14 38:26

3y ago38:26

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In this episode, Kim Carroll discusses three lighting options: ambient, task, and accent lighting. She discusses the the many different fixtures available to us, as well as a few “Lighting Atrocities” that can make our lives really uncomfortable. The human eye has evolved in natural daylight since the humans first lived on earth. We are finely tune…

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Window Treatments - Thoughts on Design featuring Kim Carroll - Episode 13 42:08

3y ago42:08

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In Episode 13, Kim discusses window treatments, why they are needed, and the many options you can choose from. Did you know that the word “window” comes from the Old Norse words for “eye” and “wind,” or “the eye of the house through which the wind comes through”? What happens to this romantic notion when too much wind comes in, or too much rain or …

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Basics of Design - Thoughts on Design, Episode 12 31:13

3y ago31:13

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In Episode 12, Kim explores the different elements that, when used thoughtfully, will help to achieve a balanced design. Style can be formal or informal, traditional or contemporary, country or industrial, but it should weave a thread of continuity throughout the home. Color, another very personal choice, will influence a room's design. So will the…

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Tablescaping for the Holidays - Thoughts on Design - Episode 11 35:04

3y ago35:04

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As we prepare to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, I find that my guests are always delighted when we gather around a thoughtfully decorated table setting. It can be formal or casual, extravagant or tailored, depending on your personal style. Start with what you already have (furnishings, dishes, glassware, etc.) and build around it. …

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Designing A Guest Room - Thoughts on Design - Episode 10 24:06

3y ago24:06

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With the holidays approaching, many of us will have family and friends coming to stay with us. How can we prepare for them to have a wonderful, memorable experience? A comfortable guest room is a great way to say ”Welcome!” In order to prepare a guest room, there are many things which are common sense, so much so that we don't focus on them. A thor…

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Tablescaping for Thanksgiving, Part 2 - Thoughts on Design with Kim Carroll 31:29

3y ago31:29

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An interesting tablescape invites our guests to have a wonderful experience, to “eat first with their eyes.” It requires careful thought about the details but need not be very expensive. In Episode 9, Kim has assembled four different tablescapes for Thanksgiving. Each tablescape has a unique menu, created by Kim's son Jamie. You can see each of the…

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Tablescaping, Part 1 - Thoughts on Design - Episode 8 22:42

3y ago22:42

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As the holidays approach, we start to think about doing more entertaining at home. Kim likes to delight and surprise her guests by creating a visual dining experience, before the meal even appears. In this first part of her Tablescape Series, Kim explains how she designs unique tables. How does Kim approach doing a tablescape that is unique? Beginn…

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Interior Design Classics and Trends - Thoughts on Design - Episode 7 51:53

3y ago51:53

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We are influenced by design trends every day. In Episode 7, Kim explores where trends come from. Manufacturers, world events, technology, and designers themselves influence how we decorate our homes. Some trends have a profound impact on the design world, such as mid-century style, and have had an extraordinary resurgence, while others just disappe…

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Mindsets and Expectations - Thoughts on Design - Episode 6 36:11

3y ago36:11

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In designing a room or a house, there are many preconceptions and expectations that we bring with us. We may think that a room should have a certain look because our family always decorated this way, or because that is what the retail marketing and social media are showing. Shouldn't everything match? Can't I just buy everything I love and put it t…

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How Kim Carroll Helps You Create Your Personal Space - Thoughts on Design - Episode 5 4:17

3y ago4:17

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Maya Angelou wrote “The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are, and not be questioned.” In Episode 5, Kim explains how she works with clients to create their own very personal spaces, the home that Maya Angelou describes. Kim’s process begins with a “dreaming phase” in which clients are encouraged to imagine thei…

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Color Your World! - Thoughts on Design - Episode 4 48:23

3y ago48:23

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Color and light are key factors in interior design. But are you aware how both color and the “temperature” of light affect your mood? Did you know that the temperature of light — and how it affects us emotionally — relates to where we live on the globe? In this fascinating episode Kim Carroll explains the role that light and color play in designing…

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Designing Your Work from Home Office - Thoughts on Design - Episode 3 49:42

3y ago49:42

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Although working from home is not new, the past year and a half has made it essential for many of us to create a work space in the home, whether we were ready or not. This shift in lifestyle has also brought into focus the need to establish a work/life balance, in a new context. In this podcast Kim prompts us to pay attention to what we need around…

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Designing YOUR Home's Interior - Thoughts on Design - Episode 2 32:37

3y ago32:37

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In this episode, Kim discusses the process she uses to discover what her client's need and want in their interior space. While many interior designers employ a pre-determined style or template, Kim works patiently with the client to help them discover what is most important and desireable to them in terms of how a room should function, look, and fe…

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Introducing Kim Carroll, Interior Designer - Thoughts on Design - Episode 1 32:11

3y ago32:11

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Kim Carroll has been assisting homeowners and businesses design their interior spaces for nearly three decades. In this first episode of the series, Kim discusses her lifelong love of interior design (starting with rearranging her parent's furniture while still in kindergarten!) and her journey from a passion to a business. Kim, who is based in Cle…

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Talking Studio [Episode 14]: LACUNA 20:17

3y ago20:17

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The Oxford Language dictionary describes lacuna, a noun, as “an unfilled space, an interval, a gap.” The exhibition called, LACUNA, at the Kennedy Museum of Art, touches on that same spirit, but from a very different direction. Artists Mateo Galvano and C. David Russell, explain why in this episode of Talking Studio. Ohio Today wrote about LACUNA w…

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Talking Studio [Episode 13]: Embracing Monsters 33:07

3+ y ago33:07

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The Ohio Valley Center for Collaborative Arts at Ohio University, or CoArts, is a relatively new center and it’s been busy. Of its many endeavors, one is to support programs that serve the healing of those living in the Appalachian Ohio region and beyond by bringing art into the healthcare space. A program like this was carried out at Serenity Grov…

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Talking Studio [Episode 12]: The Don Adleta and Karen Nulf Interview 1:04:36

3+ y ago1:04:36

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Professors Don Adleta and Karen Nulf, legends in the Graphic Design area at Ohio University's School of Art + Design, sit down with Talking Studio guest host and OHIO alumnus, Elliot Strunk, BFA '95 in graphic design, to reflect on design, their service as professors to hundreds of students, and to share a few choice stories about life as artists.F…

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Talking Studio: [Episode 11] Tantrum Theater and a historical triptych for the ages 37:53

4y ago37:53

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On November 13 Tantrum Theater, Ohio University’s professional theater, begins streaming This is Not What I Expected When I Imagined a Republic, a historical triptych, that is part dance-theatre, part card game, and part good old kitchen drama. The play mythologies of what it means to be a republic(an), how that’s changed over time, and what to do …

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Talking Studio [Episode 10] Improv for art...and for life 22:43

4y ago22:43

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A sense of play and collaboration without judgement is at the core of the art of improvisational performance. Improve can teach us about ourselves, about the ways of others, and about trust. But does it work in the virtual setting?In this episode of Talking Studio, I talk with Tantrum Theater’s Josh Coy, the Columbus-based Nest Theater co-founders …

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Talking Studio [Episode 9] Innovation with AN ILIAD: Magic happened 37:03

4y ago37:03

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An Iliad. A well-known work that’s a modern-day retelling of Homer’s classic written for the stage. Except…when there’s a pandemic and theaters are closed. What to do. In this episode of Talking Studio, Director Emily Penick https://www.emilypenick.com/ shares how she found a way to turn an epic stage drama into a film shot outdoors with actors and…

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Talking Studio [Episode 8] Building an ensemble 40:32

4+ y ago40:32

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Brian Evans, associate professor of Performance in the School of Theater at Ohio University's College of Fine Art, received the coveted University Professor Award this spring, an award program run by and voted on solely by OHIO students. A lover of the academic theater practice since his college days, Evans joined OHIO's teaching ranks in 2007 to t…

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Talking Studio [Episode 7] Art making for global good 22:25

4+ y ago22:25

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OHIO faculty Chris Thompson and John Sabraw unpack how students from OHIO and two Japanese universities are forming a bridge between cultures through art making. Students from Chubu and Iwate Prefectural Universities met with OHIO College of Fine Arts and College of Arts & Science students in January and generated a creative spark for the making of…

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Talking Studio [Episode 6] How a play is born 34:15

4+ y ago34:15

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When MFA playwright student Skye Robinson Hillis learned about "The Martha Mitchell Effect," listed in the DSM IV and named after the wife of John Mitchell, President Nixon's confidante, a play began to take root. This episode of Talking Studio takes us on a journey of how aspiring playwrights like Robinson Hillis take a seemingly insignificant fac…

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