Practical Information
On 21 October, CLIC invites you to the Audio Drama Workshop: Between Theory and Practice, from 13:00 to 17:00 at VUB Campus Etterbeek (Building I, Room I.1.01). Junior researchers will present their work alongside industry professionals, with this year's Lorand Chair Intermediality, Prof. Bénédicte Ledent, serving as the respondent. Each session will include a 20-minute discussion. The workshop aims to encourage collective reflection on audio drama from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
All are welcome. Please register by completing this Google form. Registration is possible until 14 October 2024.
The workshop will be followed by a public listening event of Caryl Phillips' 2004 radio play A Kind of Home: James Baldwin in Paris starting at 20:00 at Passa Porta (Brussels). Important: This listening event is SOLD OUT. You can register on the waiting list. When spots become available, you'll receive an email with your ticket. You can also register on VUB's mailing list and receive invitations for similar events.
PhD students attending the workshop and listening event will receive a certificate of participation and can register their attendance as part of their doctoral training programme.
Programme
13:00-13:15 Welcome and Introduction
Bénédicte Ledent, Lorand Chair of Intermediality at VUB
13:15-14:15 Radio and Cultural Memory
Iana Nikitenko, Auf der Suche nach den verlorenen Seelenatomen: The Unveiling of GDR’s Hidden Sufferings Through Audio Drama
Julie Van Bogaert, De Vorstinnen van Vlaanderen: When Storytelling Goes Meta
- 14:15-14:30 Coffe Break
14:30-15:30 Audio and the Mind
Lise Van Acker, ‘Flash Like in a Film’: The Enactive Mind in David Rudkin’s Audio Plays Cave Girl and From the Stone Age (PlacePrints)
Lucas Derycke, Screener: A Dive into the Sound Design15:45-16:45 Audiopoetics
Manon Houtart, An Unheard-of Surrealism: Surrealist Motifs and Enunciative Gestures on the Airwaves.
Audiomakerij Selkie, The Intuitive as Engine for Creation- 16:45-17:00 Concluding Remarks
Organising Team
The workshop is organised by Inge Arteel, Alison Luyten, Iana Nikitenko, Eva Ulrike Pirker, Lise Van Acker and Birgit Van Puymbroeck, with the support of CLIC (Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings) and the VUB Doctoral School of Human Sciences.
