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Film Stories with Simon BrewIn conversation with Walter MurchMulti-Oscar-winning editor, sound designer, writer and editor Walter Murch joins Simon for a very special episode of Film Stories. Walter's just released his latest book, Suddenly Something Clicked, and it's packed full of advice, plus stories from his extensive career.
In this long chat, the pair talk about the Droid Olympics, The Conversation, Francis Ford Coppola nearly poisoning him (!), and an unusual project with Mike Leigh. There's a lot more too... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2025-05-3053 min
The CurbThe Cinema Within director Chad Freidrichs on Walter Murch and the power of editingChad Freidrichs is a documentarian who has crafted a filmography built with a series of fringe stories that unveil fascinating narratives that exist just outside the periphery of normalcy. His first feature doc, Jandek on Corwood, sees a reclusive folk and blues musician gain a following, all the while he never truly engages with his followers fascination with his work. In 2011, Chad crafted the ethnographic documentary The Pruitt-Igoe Myth, which looks at the urban racism that existed in social housing in St Louis. Then, in 2017, with The Experimental City, Chad explores the rise and fall of societal ideas as...2025-05-2257 minThe CurbThe Cinema Within director Chad Freidrichs on Walter Murch and the power of editingChad Freidrichs is a documentarian who has crafted a filmography built with a series of fringe stories that unveil fascinating narratives that exist just outside the periphery of normalcy. His first feature doc, Jandek on Corwood, sees a reclusive folk and blues musician gain a following, all the while he never truly engages with his followers fascination with his work. In 2011, Chad crafted the ethnographic documentary The Pruitt-Igoe Myth, which looks at the urban racism that existed in social housing in St Louis. Then, in 2017, with The Experimental City, Chad explores the rise and fall of societal ideas as...2025-05-2257 min
Writers on FilmWalter Murch on Suddenly Something ClickedSuddenly Something Clicked: The Languages of Film Editing and Sound Design
Walter Murch
The triple-Oscar winner of the Godfather films, Apocalypse Now and The English Patient presents a masterclass on movies and how they are made.
Buy Here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2025-05-1442 min
Kermode on FilmEdward Lovelace on NAME ME LAWAND & Walter Murch on HER NAME WAS MOVIOLAThis episode of Kermode on Film was recorded live at the BFI Southbank on 5 June 2023, and was the 81th edition of MK3D. This is Part 2 of that show, in which Mark Kermode is joined by director Edward Lovelace to talk about his documentary feature Name Me Lawand.Mark also talks to legendary, multi-Oscar-winning sound designer and film editor Walter Murch about his documentary feature Her Name Was Moviola.Thanks for listening!———————The opening title sequence of Kermode on Film uses quotes from:- Mary Pop...2025-05-1349 min
The Filmumentaries Podcast125 - "Suddenly Something Clicked" - With Walter MurchEpisode 125 – Walter Murch: Suddenly Something Clicked (And 5 Years of Filmumentaries!) In this special 125th episode of The Filmumentaries Podcast, I’m joined once again by the legendary Walter Murch — editor, sound designer, director, author, and true philosopher of cinema. This also happens to mark five years since I launched the podcast, so it felt only fitting to celebrate with someone whose insights have shaped not only cinema itself but how we understand it. Walter and I discuss his new book, Suddenly Something Clicked, which is due for release on 8th May 2025 via Faber & Faber (thank you to the...2025-04-221h 27The Filmumentaries Podcast125 - "Suddenly Something Clicked" - With Walter MurchEpisode 125 – Walter Murch: Suddenly Something Clicked (And 5 Years of Filmumentaries!) In this special 125th episode of The Filmumentaries Podcast, I’m joined once again by the legendary Walter Murch — editor, sound designer, director, author, and true philosopher of cinema. This also happens to mark five years since I launched the podcast, so it felt only fitting to celebrate with someone whose insights have shaped not only cinema itself but how we understand it. Walter and I discuss his new book, Suddenly Something Clicked, which is due for release on 8th May 2025 via Faber & Faber (thank you to the...2025-04-221h 27
The Filmumentaries Podcast122 - "Her Name Was Moviola" - With Director Howard BerryIn this conversation, I speak with Howard Berry about his film project 'Her Name Was Moviola', which explores the art of film editing through the lens of a a traditional editing setup. Howard shares the origins of the project, his connections with notable filmmakers like Walter Murch and Mike Leigh, who are both involved in the projet. And the challenges he faced in acquiring the necessary equipment for the film. The chat highlights the technical aspects of film editing and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. We look at the intricacies of documentary filmmaking, particularly focusing on the editing p...2025-03-111h 10The Filmumentaries Podcast122 - "Her Name Was Moviola" - With Director Howard BerryIn this conversation, I speak with Howard Berry about his film project 'Her Name Was Moviola', which explores the art of film editing through the lens of a a traditional editing setup. Howard shares the origins of the project, his connections with notable filmmakers like Walter Murch and Mike Leigh, who are both involved in the projet. And the challenges he faced in acquiring the necessary equipment for the film. The chat highlights the technical aspects of film editing and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. We look at the intricacies of documentary filmmaking, particularly focusing on the editing p...2025-03-111h 10
The Elements of FilmmakingMastering Walter Murch’s Rule of Six: The Key to Better Film EditingFrom a Frostbit LawnMonday, December 2nd,Hey Filmmaker,Editing is where the magic of filmmaking truly comes alive. It’s the place where raw footage transforms into a cohesive, emotionally resonant story. As filmmakers, we’re constantly making decisions—what to cut, what to keep, and how to create that perfect flow.Few editors in history have articulated the art of editing better than Walter Murch, the legendary editor behind films like Apocalypse Now and The English Patient. His “Rule of Six” has become a gold sta...2024-12-0214 min
AMPS PodcastEp 34 - Walter Murch and Howard Berry Q&A - Her Name Was MoviolaWe Join AMPS Chair Andrew Wilson for a Q&A with Walter Murch and Director Howard Berry after a private AMPS viewing of their film Her Name Was Moviola
This episode is sponsored by URSA Straps https://ursastraps.com/2024-10-1939 min
Access Must-Have Full Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, Arts & EntertainmentIn the Blink of an Eye: A Perspective on Film Editing, 2nd Edition by Walter MurchPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/813622 to listen full audiobooks. Title: In the Blink of an Eye: A Perspective on Film Editing, 2nd Edition Author: Walter Murch Narrator: Chris Brinkley Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 3 hours 48 minutes Release date: September 10, 2024 Genres: Arts & Entertainment Publisher's Summary: In the Blink of an Eye is celebrated film editor Walter Murch's vivid, multifaceted, thought -- provoking essay on film editing. Starting with what might be the most basic editing question -- Why do cuts work? -- Murch treats the reader to a wonderful ride through the aesthetics and practical concerns of cutting film. Along...2024-09-1003 min
Bad Movies We LoveEpic Adventures Finale - Return to Oz (1989) w/ DarraghDarragh had such a good time helping me induct Drop Dead Fred into the Bad Movies We Love Hall of Fame he returned to help me close out the Epic Adventures series with a movie that's even weirder! Coincidentally, this film also deals with the childhood trauma of its main character and it did a number on us as kids too. We're talking about Walter Murch's 1985 Emerald City sequel: Return to Oz. Return to Oz (1989)Director: Walter MurchWriters: Walter Murch, Gill Dennis, L. Frank Baum (novels)Stars: Fairuza Balk, Nicol...2024-08-041h 50
The Empire Film Podcast#628 ft. Joan Chen, Walter MurchIt's Doomsday on the Empire Podcast, folks. In the wake of the bombshell news that Robert Downey Jr. is going to return to the MCU, not as Tony Stark but as the new big bad, Doctor Doom, many of you asked that we record a special podcast dedicated to the news. Sadly, we were unable to do that, but we make up for it on this week's episode, as Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara and Amon Warmann lock themselves in the podbooth and spend much of the movie news section scratching their heads and speculating wildly about the news and...2024-08-021h 46
Soundtracking with Edith BowmanWalter Murch On The Conversation, Apocalypse Now & The Godfather TrilogyOur latest guest on Soundtracking is something of a cinematic polymath - a writer, director, editor and sound designer - the latter being a job description he basically coined. Walter Murch joined Edith to discuss the 50th anniversary of The Conversation, which has been re-released in selected cinemas so you can enjoy it in all its glory on the big screen. Walter took care of the sound and editing on that for starters! We also unpack (some of) the rest of his long and fruitful relationship with Francis Ford Coppola, which also encompasses Apocalypse Now and the Godfather Trilogy.
2024-07-0837 min
STUDIOCANAL Presents - The PodcastThe Conversation, with Walter MurchA real treat in this episode of STUDIOCANAL Presents, as regular host Simon Brew is joined by Academy Award winner Walter Murch to talk about the 1974 classic The Conversation.
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, The Conversation was the movie he made between the first two Godfather films, and for actor Gene Hackman, he called it one of his favourite roles. No wonder: a superb, paranoid thriller, The Conversation also marked Walter Murch's first credit as editor, and he was also the sound designer on the film. He has plenty of stories to tell.
The Conversation has been...2024-07-0534 min
Cut to RevealEditors Reading?Piotr, Ricky & Erwann prove that editors can read in episode 13. The dudes talk about the list of books they use for reference and inspiration in their work. Titles such as Art of The Cut by Steve Hullfish, In The Blink of an Eye by Walter Murch and Paul Hirsch’s A Long Time Ago in a Cutting Room Far Far Away - just to name a few. Ricky stumbles through a Prowler edit update; Piotr’s working on a Yellow Ticket behind-the-scenes video and Erwann shares a challenge in the series he’s cutting. And per usual they end on their watch...2024-07-0130 min
Art of the CutWALTER MURCH, ACE - SUDDENLY SOMETHING CLICKEDToday on Art of the Cut, we’re talking with multi-Oscar winner, Walter Murch, ACE. I interviewed Walter in person just before his appearance at the 2024 ACE Eddie Awards to receive his Career Achievement Award - an award which was presented by his long-time friend and collaborator, George Lucas.
Murch's career is filled with cinematic cultural touchstones.
He was nominated for an Oscar for sound and won BAFTAS for both sound and editing on The Conversation. He was nominated for a BAFTA and an Oscar for editing Julia. For Apocalypse Now, he was nominated for an...2024-03-071h 03
Great LivesMohammad Mossadegh, PM of Iran ousted in a coupWalter Murch picks Mohammad Mossadegh, prime minister following the nationalisation of the Anglo-Iranian oil company in 1951. Mossadegh was ousted in a coup in 1953. Murch became fascinated in Mossadegh's life while working on a Sam Mendes film about the first Iraq War. Walter Murch is an editor best known for Apocalypse Now, The Godfather and The Constant Gardener. He also worked on a documentary called Coup 53. This is the first in a new series of Great Lives and includes archive of Kermit Roosevelt, a CIA operative. The British were also heavily involved in the coup. The expert is...2023-12-0528 min
Private PassionsWalter MurchWalter Murch is a Hollywood legend. He’s won three Oscars for his sound and editing work on Apocalypse Now and The English Patient, and his credits include some of the most acclaimed and discussed films of the past half century – The Godfather trilogy, The Conversation, The Talented Mr Ripley. He co-wrote the first movie George Lucas ever directed – the dystopian science fiction drama THX 1138. In 1985 he made his own directorial debut with Return to Oz – an unofficial sequel to The Wizard of Oz. As an editor and sound mixer - and the only person to win Academy...2023-12-0337 min
Front RowMission Impossible, Herzog & de Meuron, Walter MurchMission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One - the long awaited seventh film in the series - and the Royal Academy's new exhibition about architecture practice Herzog & de Meuron. Ryan Gilbey and Oliver Wainwright review. Plus Walter Murch. The renowned film editor and sound designer has won Oscars for his work with directors like Francis Ford Coppola and Anthony Minghella. On the occasion of his 80th birthday he leads Antonia Quirke through several key scenes from his films, including the Godfather and Apocalypse Now, and explains his use of sound. He also talks about his own films, Return...2023-07-1342 minCut to RevealWalter Murch - Quick CutPiotr talks with the renowned editor and author, Walter Murch (Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, Tomorrowland) about his process in editing a scene. This is a short segment from a longer conversation.For Piotr and Walter's full conversation head to the Cut To The Point YouTube Channel - https://youtu.be/oLFgZtVos0w--We'd love to hear from you! Questions? Comments? Improvements? Episode ideas? Shoot us a message at podcast@cuttothepoint.comOr you can send us a voice message here: https://www.speakpipe.com/CTRAlso, the mus...2023-05-0806 min
Grey Matter with Michael KrasnyWalter Murch - Nibbling into a Delicious MovieIn this episode we journey with one of the pre-eminent film editors of the last half century, Walter Murch, through tales of his career as an editor and sound designer. His film credits are impressive, including an Oscar for Apocalypse Now, and numerous other iconic films including the Godfather franchise and American Graffiti. Murch's reflections shed light on how an editor makes sense of the footage a director shoots and renders a "delicious" product, much like a chef whipping up a scrumptious meal from whatever comes home from the hunt, be it mastodon or mouse. Get the Cliff Notes on...2023-04-181h 04
What is?What is Apocalypse Now?Apocalypse NowFrom Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to navigationJump to searchApocalypse NowDirected byFrancis Ford CoppolaWritten byJoseph Conrad (novel)John Milius & Francis Ford Coppola (screenplay)Michael Herr (narration)Produced byFrancis Ford CoppolaStarringMarlon BrandoRobert DuvallMartin SheenLaurence FishburneDennis HopperHarrison FordCinematographyVittorio StoraroEdited byLisa FruchtmanGerald B. GreenbergWalter MurchMusic byCarmine Coppola & Francis Ford CoppolaDistributed byUnited ArtistsRelease datesMay 10, 1979Running time153 min.202 min. (redux)CountryUnited...2022-10-2201 min
akiwiwa - als Kino wichtig war | when cinema matteredakiwiwa #16 | Dystopie-Kino | THX 1138 (George Lucas, USA 1971) | Kriminelle Arzneimittel Verweigerungakiwiwa – als Kino wichtig war…
when cinema mattered…
Die Aktualität der alten Kinofilme.
Audio-Podcast von und mit
Kilian Mutschke und Joachim Polzer.
Jeden zweiten Donnerstag im Monat.
Episode 16
August 2022
Spieldauer: 118 Minuten
Thema dieser Episode:
Dystopie-Kino:
Kriminelle Arzneimittel Verweigerung
„THX 1138“ (USA 1971)
Regie: George Lucas
Drehbuch: George Lucas, Walter Murch
Produktionsgesellschaften: American Zoetrope
Filmstudio und Kinovertrieb: Warner Brothers
Darsteller:
Robert Duvall: THX 1138
Donald Pleasence: SEN 5241
Maggie McOmie: LUH 3417
Don P...2022-08-1100 min
FLOATWalter Murch: The Swamp and Sunny Upland of ConsciousnessWalter Murch is a film editor, a director, writer, and sound designer. For his work on Apocalypse Now he won the Academy Award for Best Sound and was also nominated for Best Film Editing. He won two more Oscars for editing and sound mixing The English Patient. Walter is recognized as a true innovator and master of sound design in film, and his book In The Blink of An Eye has become a classic on the craft of film editing.2021-11-281h 18
The Filter Koffee PodcastJon Lefkovitz on The cinema of Walter MurchIn this episode, Karthik speaks to Jon Lefkovitz - independent filmmaker and teacher of cinema, from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. They speak about Jon's new documentary film - Sight & Sound - the cinema of Walter Murch (https://t.co/W22f0L5vB3?amp=1). Walter - considered one of the greatest film editors of all time is also the first artist to have been given the film credit of 'sound designer'. Karthik and Jon talk about some of Walter's greatest collaborations with Coppola (Godfather, Conversations, Apocalypse Now), Anthony Minghella (Cold Mountain, English Patient, The Talented Mr. Ripley), and George Lucas (THX 1138). They...2021-08-1752 min
The Filmumentaries Podcast31 - Walter Murch on Return to OzAfter chatting with Walter for Episode 30 he asked me if I was happy with what I'd got. I replied saying I wish I had asked him about Return to Oz. He kindly offered another 45 minutes on the subject, so we went ahead the following Monday and chatted for almost an hour about his directorial debut. Murch shares insights into Disney's changing approach in the 1980s, his personal connection to the Oz books, and the darker tone of his film compared to the original Wizard of Oz. The discussion also touches on the film's reception, the challenges faced during production, and th...2021-08-1145 minThe Filmumentaries Podcast31 - Walter Murch on Return to OzAfter chatting with Walter for Episode 30 he asked me if I was happy with what I'd got. I replied saying I wish I had asked him about Return to Oz. He kindly offered another 45 minutes on the subject, so we went ahead the following Monday and chatted for almost an hour about his directorial debut. Murch shares insights into Disney's changing approach in the 1980s, his personal connection to the Oz books, and the darker tone of his film compared to the original Wizard of Oz. The discussion also touches on the film's reception, the challenges faced during production, and th...2021-08-1145 min
Bad With NumbersReturn To OzOn this week's show, we're tucking a talking chicken under our arm for 1985's relentless nightmare Return To Oz, directed by Walter Murch. Why is this film so bleak? How much of a threat can people with wheels for hands really pose? Is Dorothy Gale doomed to a life of PTSD-induced delusions? And who do we have to call to get a Gasper Noe-directed Alice In Wonderland? All this, plus naked vampires and a stupid quiz about Australia. Return To Oz is directed by Walter Murch, and stars Fairuza Balk, Jean Marsh, N...2021-07-261h 18
The Filmumentaries Podcast30 - Walter Murch - Sound Designer / Editor / Director / Legend of FilmIn this episode of the Filmumentaries podcast, I speak with film legend Walter Murch, exploring his journey in sound design and editing. Murch shares insights from his early fascination with audio, his experiences in film school during the Vietnam War, and his influential work on iconic films like The Godfather and American Graffiti. The conversation delves into the creative processes behind sound design, the impact of global cinema, and the evolution of editing techniques, providing a rich understanding of Murch's contributions to the film industry. He also discusses his experiences working on iconic films like Apocalypse Now and Coup 53, and...2021-07-161h 18The Filmumentaries Podcast30 - Walter Murch - Sound Designer / Editor / Director / Legend of FilmIn this episode of the Filmumentaries podcast, I speak with film legend Walter Murch, exploring his journey in sound design and editing. Murch shares insights from his early fascination with audio, his experiences in film school during the Vietnam War, and his influential work on iconic films like The Godfather and American Graffiti. The conversation delves into the creative processes behind sound design, the impact of global cinema, and the evolution of editing techniques, providing a rich understanding of Murch's contributions to the film industry. He also discusses his experiences working on iconic films like Apocalypse Now and Coup 53, and...2021-07-161h 18
The Filmumentaries Podcast27 - Jon Lefkovitz - Walter Murch DocumentarianAS A THANK YOU THIS IS A BONUS EPISODE AND NOT CHARGED TO PATRONS ON PATREON. In this episode of the Filmumentaries podcast, I interview filmmaker John Lefkowitz about his documentary on Walter Murch, a renowned editor and sound designer. We discuss Murch's philosophical approach to cinema, the art of editing, and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. The conversation delves into personal experiences with editing, sound design's impact on storytelling, and the importance of the editor in shaping a film's narrative. The conversation also touches on the personal experiences of Walter Murch and the significance of human intuition in...2021-06-011h 08The Filmumentaries Podcast27 - Jon Lefkovitz - Walter Murch DocumentarianAS A THANK YOU THIS IS A BONUS EPISODE AND NOT CHARGED TO PATRONS ON PATREON. In this episode of the Filmumentaries podcast, I interview filmmaker John Lefkowitz about his documentary on Walter Murch, a renowned editor and sound designer. We discuss Murch's philosophical approach to cinema, the art of editing, and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. The conversation delves into personal experiences with editing, sound design's impact on storytelling, and the importance of the editor in shaping a film's narrative. The conversation also touches on the personal experiences of Walter Murch and the significance of human intuition in...2021-06-011h 08
Here's The Thing with Alec BaldwinDavid Koepp on Screenwriting and Walter Murch on EditingScreenwriter David Koepp and film editor Walter Murch have both carved out legendary careers in film. David Koepp has written or co-written the screenplays for more than thirty films, including many Hollywood blockbusters like Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Spider-Man, Panic Room, Carlito’s Way, and Mission Impossible. He’s directed six films and released one novel. Walter Murch was part of American Zoetrope, the groundbreaking film production company founded in the late 1960s by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas. His long collaboration with Coppola earned him his first Oscar nomination for sound editing on the 1974 classic, The Conversation, and...2021-05-181h 00
Here's The Thing with Alec BaldwinDavid Koepp on Screenwriting and Walter Murch on EditingScreenwriter David Koepp and film editor Walter Murch have both carved out legendary careers in film. David Koepp has written or co-written the screenplays for more than thirty films, including many Hollywood blockbusters like Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Spider-Man, Panic Room, Carlito’s Way, and Mission Impossible. He’s directed six films and released one novel. Walter Murch was part of American Zoetrope, the groundbreaking film production company founded in the late 1960s by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas. His long collaboration with Coppola earned him his first Oscar nomination for sound editing on the 1974 classic, The Conversation, and an O...2021-05-181h 05
The Cinematography PodcastRandy Thom, Oscar-winning Director of Sound Design at Skywalker Sound, on The Midnight Sky, Apocalypse Now, The Right Stuff, The Empire Strikes Back, and moreRandy Thom feels it's important for the sound elements of a film to be present right from the start, at the script writing stage. Sound is an important tool for a filmmaker because it “sneaks into the side door to your brain” and enhances the emotional impact of the film. As George Lucas once told Randy, sound is 50% of the movie experience. After working in the sound department on over 150 projects and winning two Oscars, Randy has helped elevate motion picture sound into an art form, and is often involved in the creative process right from the beginning. He thinks it's...2021-05-051h 30
The VaultShould You Ever Happen to Find Yourself in Solitary (3): Catherine Chalmers, Carl Skelton, Walter MurchIn 2012, the Institute held a day long symposium, “Should you ever happen to find yourself in solitary.” In this episode, we hear from insect photographer Catherine Chalmers, media critic Carl Skelton, and sound editor Walter Murch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2021-01-0834 min
The Cinematologists PodcastThe Cinema of Walter Murch (w/ Dir. Jon Lefkovitz)
Walter Murch is one of the seminal figures in American cinema in terms of defining film craft. His editing and sound design work, in many ways, provides the audio-visual architecture to the most influential films of New Hollywood and his collaboration with Francis Ford Coppola on The Conversation, The Godfather and Apocalypse Now would influence a generation of filmmakers to follow. Jon Lefkovitz's feature length audio-visual essay, draws upon a wealth public interviews, discussions and lectures by Murch which demonstrate how his technical craftsmanship is borne out of a deep philosophical understanding of cinema as an art f...2020-12-191h 22
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza | WFMUGreat Green Wall (Show #590/745) | Download MP3 from Nov 23, 2020
Noel - "Silent Mourning" [Loop] [0:00:00]
Ken - "We'll slip away"
Noel - "Silent Mourning" [Loop]
Walter Murch - "Good example of the power of the sound"
Walter Murch - "He doesn't have the film in his head, he loves the process of making"
Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77" [Loop]
Jack Kornfield - "Loving kindness Part 12"
Eumir Deodato - "Also Sprach Zarathustra" [Layers]
Walter Murch - "Li, things unlikely to get except by chance"
Dustin O'Halloran - "An Ending, A Beginning"
Julianna Barwick - "Forever" [Layers]
Lindsay Wagner - "Why...2020-11-301h 59
KULTURAKADEMIN PODCASTStorytellers: Walter MurchWalter Murch är en legendarisk ljudtekniker och filmklippare med en filmografi som sträcker sig över Atlanten och tillbaka. Han fick sin första Oscar för Apocalypse Now (1979) och en legendarisk dubbel-Oscar för den Den engelske patienten (1996). Andra filmer i raden är Gudfadern, The Talented Mr Ripley och Wolfman. Murch är aktuell på festivalen med dokumentären Coup 53. Möt honom i ett samtal om en extraordinär karriär och konsten att skapa en historia vid ett klippbord eller i ljudläggningen.
Moderator: Christina Jeurling Birro, journalist som driver intervjupodden Pop Culture Confidential. Samarbete med Kulturakademin.
Storytellers: Vi möter förfa...2020-10-0251 min
The No Film School PodcastCinematic Legend Walter Murch on Editing, Sound Design, and His Unique MethodsFrom his early days at USC making a little student film called THX 1138, to winning his third Oscar for The English Patient, Walter Murch has innovated the fields of sound design and film editing becoming one of the most respected and knowledgable figures in his profession. Murch details to us how he first got interested in filmmaking and discusses projects like The Godfather, The Conversation, American Graffiti and Apocalypse Now. He gets into the specific techniques and approaches he pioneered along the way, up to his more recent ventures in documentary.We are so lucky he gave...2020-09-151h 08
Bloom in TechOscar Winner Walter Murch On 'Coup 53' And The British Secret Agent Who Overthrew Iran's GovernmentWalter Murch is a pioneer in using digital non-linear editing software to create films, and helped create the notion of "sound design" as well. He's won three Oscars in sound and film editing (for The English Patient and Apocalypse Now) and been nominated for six more. He talks with me about his latest project, the documentary Coup 53 (available through virtual cinema at coup53.com), the extremely secret British agent at the heart of the coup to oust a democratically elected prime minister in Iran in 1953, and the unfortunate lessons it taught the CIA about covert ops and regime change...2020-08-3138 minKen's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza | WFMUNew live delights today! Hear archive (Show #731) | Get MP3 from Aug 17, 2020
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Live sound collage" - Aug. 17, 2020 [Samples follow, mostly complete, mostly in order]
Leyland Kirby - "Ten" - We Drink To Forget The Coming Storm
WTJU - "Live stream feedback loop"
Ken - "Says something"
River Phoenix - "Running on Empty interview" [Family dynamics]
The Stand - "The plague took the people but not the gadgets, old way was a death trip" - Stephen King's The Stand
Juliana Barwick - "Healing Is A Miracle" - Healing Is A Miracle
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Live 6/3/2020 (This must...2020-08-2500 min
The Zack Arnold PodcastLegendary Editor Walter Murch On Optimizing Creativity, Productivity, and Well-Being In Hollywood For 50+ YearsWhen you think of film editors, let’s face it - healthy habits and good physical conditioning are not images that immediately come to mind. But with a pandemic upon us, and with the high cost of the ‘Passion Tax’ we constantly pay as Hollywood creatives, healthy living is no longer an option - it’s a necessity. If we want strong immune systems and creative minds that are resilient to high-stress environments, it is imperative we adopt healthier habits like eating better and moving more throughout the day. While it might seem as though these are new concepts, today’s...2020-08-241h 14
Talking PicturesTalking Pictures #8: Midge Costin, Director of MAKING WAVESToday’s guest is sound editor-turned-filmmaker Midge Costin. Midge worked as a sound and dialogue editor on some of the biggest films of the Nineties – ARMAGEDDON, CON AIR, THE ROCK, BROKEN ARROW, CRIMSON TIDE – but also on films like CRY-BABY, LEAP OF FAITH or SWING KIDS. She later became a teacher at the University of Southern California – and most recently, she created a brilliant documentary called MAKING WAVES – THE ART OF CINEMATIC SOUND which I became aware of when she ran a very successful Kickstarter campaign to finish the film. The film premiered at the Tribeca film festival in 2019 and also r...2020-08-1600 min
In the AtelierThe Attempt Is AllSuccess and failure are never cut and dried. Mentioned in this episode: Ralph Waldo Emerson; film editor Walter Murch; "The Conversations" by Michael Ondaatje and Walter Murch; Thomas Edison; Rilke; Paul Zweig.
Music: "Escape" by Theevs; "Alter Ego" by LUMINAR; "When I Get There" by Maya Isac
(All music used by courtesy of the artists through a licensing agreement with Artlist)
Episode reprised from the ITA archives.
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Art of the Frame42: Walter Murch, ACE Answers Questions From You!Welcome to the Art of the Cut Podcast! On todays episode Steve wraps up his 4 part series with the legendary editor Walter Murch, ACE. In this episode Walter answers questions from the Blue Collar Post Collective group on Facebook. Enjoy the episode!
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Around the World in 80s MoviesReturn to Oz (1985) | Walter MurchNine months after her Oz experience, Dorothy wants to return to check in with her friends. Aunt Em thinks Dorothy is mentally ill. She seeks treatment from an experimental clinic using electroshock therapy to treat maladies of the mind. Dorothy is taken to an eerie clinic run by an uncaring Dr. Worley and the stern Nurse Wilson.During the treatment, a mysterious girl watching over Dorothy intervenes during a lightning strike that halts the experiment. Dorothy escapes down a nearby river, washing ashore in the land of Oz again. Except the Yellow Brock Road is demolished. The Emerald...2020-03-1328 min
Around the World in 80s MoviesReturn to Oz (1985) | Walter MurchNine months after her Oz experience, Dorothy wants to return to check in with her friends. Aunt Em thinks Dorothy is mentally ill. She seeks treatment from an experimental clinic using electroshock therapy to treat maladies of the mind. Dorothy is taken to an eerie clinic run by an uncaring Dr. Worley and the stern Nurse Wilson.During the treatment, a mysterious girl watching over Dorothy intervenes during a lightning strike that halts the experiment. Dorothy escapes down a nearby river, washing ashore in the land of Oz again. Except the Yellow Brock Road is demolished. The Emerald...2020-03-1328 min.png)
Around the World in 80s MoviesReturn to Oz (1985) | Walter MurchNine months after her Oz experience, Dorothy wants to return to check in with her friends. Aunt Em thinks Dorothy is mentally ill. She seeks treatment from an experimental clinic using electroshock therapy to treat maladies of the mind. Dorothy is taken to an eerie clinic run by an uncaring Dr. Worley and the stern Nurse Wilson.
During the treatment, a mysterious girl watching over Dorothy intervenes during a lightning strike that halts the experiment. Dorothy escapes down a nearby river, washing ashore in the land of Oz again. Except the Yellow Brock Road is demolished. The Emerald City is...2020-03-1328 minArt of the Frame35: Walter Murch, ACE Part ThreePart three of Steve’s conversation with editing legend Walter Murch, ACE. In this episode, Steve clarifies some questions he had about Walters book "In the Blink of an Eye" and the book "The Conversations" which Walter co-wrote with Michael Ondaatje.
If you don’t know, Walter is one of the most accomplished editors of our time having edited 66 films over the last 6 decades. Some of his most well known work includes “The English Patient”, “Apocalypse Now”, “Godfather Part II”, and “THX 1138” just to name a few. Walter is a multiple Oscar, Eddie, Emmy, and BAFTA nominee and winner for his w...2020-02-1954 minArt of the Frame34: Walter Murch, ACE Part TwoPart two of Steve’s conversation with editing legend Walter Murch, ACE. If you missed part one, check out episode 32 of the Art of the Cut Podcast!
In this episode, Steve and Walter talk about 5 films that Walter asked Steve to watch before the interview. You will hear from Walter as he talks about "The Conversation", "Particle Fever", "Romeo is Bleeding", "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "The Godfather."
If you don’t know, Walter is one of the most accomplished editors of our time having edited 66 films over the last 6 decades. Some of his most well...2020-02-1251 minIn the AtelierThe Attempt is AllSuccess and failure are never cut and dried. Mentioned in this episode: Ralph Waldo Emerson; film editor Walter Murch; "The Conversations" by Michael Ondaatje and Walter Murch; Thomas Edison; Rilke; Paul Zweig. Music: "Escape" by Theevs; "Alter Ego" by LUMINAR; "When I Get There" by Maya Isac
(All music used by courtesy of the artists through a licensing agreement with Artlist)
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-the-atelier/support2020-02-0513 minArt of the Frame32: “Coup 53” Editor Walter Murch, ACEToday we have an extremely exciting episode! This is part one of a series of interviews Steve did with editing legend Walter Murch, ACE. If you don’t know, Walter is one of the most accomplished editors of our time having edited 66 films over the last 6 decades. Some of his most well known work includes “The English Patient”, “Apocalypse Now”, “Godfather Part II”, and “THX 1138” just to name a few. Walter is a multiple Oscar, Eddie, Emmy, and BAFTA nominee and winner for his work as both an editor and sound editor.
This weeks episode is brought to you by Studio N...2020-01-2942 min
Soundworks CollectionMaking Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound w/Walter Murch, Ben Burtt, Gary Rydstrom and Midge CostinFilm sound legends Walter Murch (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now), Ben Burtt (Star Wars, Wall•E), Gary Rydstrom (Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan) and Making Waves director Midge Costin join Dolby Institute director Glenn Kiser in conversation before a live audience after the film’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. The wide-ranging discussion touches on the role of subjective sound in creative storytelling, why the sound of Wall•E’s voice made some people cry, and how famed director Francis Ford Coppola uses what he calls “silent take 6.”2019-10-2253 min
SoundWorks CollectionMaking Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound w/Walter Murch, Ben Burtt, Gary Rydstrom and Midge CostinFilm sound legends Walter Murch (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now), Ben Burtt (Star Wars, Wall•E), Gary Rydstrom (Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan) and Making Waves director Midge Costin join Dolby Institute director Glenn Kiser in conversation before a live audience after the film’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. The wide-ranging discussion touches on the role of subjective sound in creative storytelling, why the sound of Wall•E’s voice made some people cry, and how famed director Francis Ford Coppola uses what he calls “silent take 6.”2019-10-2252 min
SoundWorks CollectionMaking Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound w/Walter Murch, Ben Burtt, Gary Rydstrom and Midge CostinFilm sound legends Walter Murch (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now), Ben Burtt (Star Wars, Wall•E), Gary Rydstrom (Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan) and Making Waves director Midge Costin join Dolby Institute director Glenn Kiser in conversation before a live audience after the film’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. The wide-ranging discussion touches on the role of subjective sound in creative storytelling, why the sound of Wall•E’s voice made some people cry, and how famed director Francis Ford Coppola uses what he calls “silent take 6.”2019-10-2200 min
The Film ProgrammeWalter Murch on Apocalypse NowWith Antonia QuirkeEditor Walter Murch takes Antonia on a journey to the heart of Apocalypse NowLinda Grant pitches a memoir about the Beat Generation as a a suitable case for the movie treatment. Industry insiders Clare Binns, Lizzie Francke and Rowan Woods deliver their verdict in another edition of Pitch Battle2019-10-031h 12
TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books PodcastAlix Ohlin & Amy WilliamsThe latest novel from Alix Ohlin, DUAL CITIZENS, depicts the lives of two sisters as they navigate family, art, love, and life. She tells James about the depicting the whoosh of time, rewatching Hitchcock's VERTIGO, recommitting yourself, establishing patterns, putting things into your basket, and missing wolf licenses. Plus, Alix's friend and agent, Amy Williams. - Alix Ohlin: https://alixohlinauthor.com/ Buy DUAL CITIZENS: Buy DUAL CITIZENS from indie bookstores. Buy Alix's other books: Buy Alix Ohlin's books from independent booksellers Alix and James discuss: The Neopolitan Novels...2019-09-241h 45
Everett Public Library Podcasts"In the Blink of an Eye," by Walter MurchThe Lone Reader, Cameron Johnson, ruminates upon iconic film editor Walter Murch's tidy tour-de-force about filmmaking.2018-09-1102 minKen's Last Ever Radio ExtravaganzaBack In The Light (Show #597) | Download full MP3 from Jun 20, 2018Bloc Party - "The Pioneers (M83 Remix)"
Ween - "The Mollusk" [Loop]
Ken - "We're here now"
Live phone caller - "Introducing, from The Bronx"
Generationals - "Avery" [Loops]
Gary Oldman - "Bring me everyone. Everyone!" - Leon: The Professional movie
Anois - "A Noise"
War On Drugs - "You Don't Have to Go" [Loops]
Beach Fossils - "This Year" [Loops]
- "If You Believe in Yourself (I feel happy of myself)" [You will get the hang of it, I know it! (I feel, I feel, I feel...)]
Derek Sivers...2018-08-221h 58Ken's Last Ever Radio ExtravaganzaGreat Green Wall (Show #590) | Download full MP3 from May 16, 2018Noel - "Silent Mourning" [Loop]
Ken - "We'll slip away"
Noel - "Silent Mourning" [Loop]
Walter Murch - "Good example of the power of the sound"
Walter Murch - "He doesn't have the film in his head, he loves the process of making"
Nada Surf - "Blizzard of 77" [Loop]
Jack Kornfield - "Loving kindness Part 12"
Eumir Deodato - "Also Sprach Zarathustra" [Layers]
Walter Murch - "Li, things unlikely to get except by chance"
Dustin O'Halloran - "An Ending, A Beginning"
Julianna Barwick - "Forever" [Layers]
Lindsay Wagner - "Why...2018-07-261h 59
¡BSO escucha! (entrevistas)Charla con Walter Murch en FADU (UBA)Walter Murch ocupa, sin lugar a dudas, un puesto en el Olimpo del cine moderno. Su labor como montajista y diseñador de sonido durante 50 años, lo convierte en uno de los padres fundamentales del cine autoconsciente norteamericano. The conversation, la trilogía de The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, The talented Mr. Ripley, The english patient, Tomorrowland, entre tantas otras más, alcanzan (y sobran) para entender la labor de este personaje que, además, posee una gran paciencia y didáctica para narrar sus experiencias. Les dejamos para que disfruten esta charla que realizó para la Carrera de Diseño de Ima...2018-07-171h 34Ken's Last Ever Radio ExtravaganzaNew Whirled Symphony (Show #566) | Download full MP3 from Jan 10, 2018Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Snow flows" - Live today!
The Police - "Every Breath You Take" [Loops]
Ogurusu Norihide - "4:04"
Telephone - "Live phone dialtone, error sound"
Ken - "Is something going to happen? Are you in your life yet?"
Ken with Ogurusu Norihide - "Did you make the right choice? Does it matter?"
Antonin Dvorak - "Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95 "From the New World": III. Molto vivace" [My Dad's favorite symphony, now with layers. A.k.a. New World Symphony]
Air Supply - "Making Love out of Nothing...2018-02-151h 59
Ein FilmarchivDer Dialog (The Conversation), 1974
Shownotes
Zusammenfassung
Wenn wir New Hollywood erklären wollen, dann zeigen wir auf diesen Film: Zwischen dem ersten und zweiten DER PATE inszenierte Francis Ford Coppola DER DIALOG mit technischer Meisterschaft und stellt die Repräsentation von Wahrheit im filmischen Bild und Ton in Frage. Auf oberster Ebene verfolgen wir einen paranoiden Abhörspezialisten bei seiner Suche nach der Wahrheit in einem Stück Tonaufnahme, doch eigentlich werden wir in seine Paranoia mit hineingetrieben und bemerken erst spät, oder gar nicht, dass wir in dem grobkörnigen, direkten Filmbild einer reinen Subjektivierung unterl...2018-02-1143 minKen's Last Ever Radio ExtravaganzaSwirled Freely & You Have Nowhere to Go (What's Wrong?) from Aug 9, 2017Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Swirled Freely" - Show #348 from Jan. 4, 2005 [Full list of audio samples here!]
Set: Swirled Freely
Etienne Noiseau - "Waiting for the Mass" - One-Minute Vacation [Duomo, Siena, Italy, 2004. Field recording]
Matteo Trisoglio - "cascatella" - One-Minute Vacation [Field recording]
Gunnar Gentzsch - "Berlin backyard" - One-Minute Vacation [Field recording]
Alan Leveton - "Bhutan festival" - One-Minute Vacation
Arnaud of TMRX - "BMX bikers" - One-Minute Vacation
Quiet American - "Stonecarvers" - One-Minute Vacation
Christopher Wilde - "Wandering Sufi musicians" - One-Minute Vacation
John Vollmer - "...2017-08-2400 min
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2017.02.14 Walter Murch - Waves Passing in the NightJoin TNS Host Michael Lerner with Walter Murch for conversation and discussion from the new book about Walter’s astrophysics work, Waves Passing in the Night: Walter Murch in the Land of the Astrophysicists.
Written by Pulitzer Prize nominee Lawrence Weschler, the book is a profile of Walter Murch—a film legend and amateur astrophysicist whose investigations could reshape our understanding of the universe. The book was based on work presented at The New School in March of 2015.
Walter Murch
For film aficionados, Walter Murch is legendary: a three-time Academy Award winner, arguably the most admired sound and film editor in t...2017-03-231h 53
Command EditBooks for Every Video Editor : Episode 68In this episode we'll give you some suggestions for books that every editor should read (at least once) in his/her lifetime that will push you a little further in the edit bay. But first, where do you go for your stock music? Tired of being limited to what you can afford when licensing a music track? Soundstripe is a sponsor of this episode and offers a full library of quality music that you pay with only a subscription. No more individual licensing costs! At $10/mth it pays itself off with your first track download. Get your...2017-03-0953 min
Bullseye with Jesse ThornDesus & Mero, Walter MurchGuest host Ray Suarez talks with Desus Nice and The Kid Mero - the Twitter legends and hosts of the Bodega Boys podcast have a new show on Viceland. Plus, we go deep into the world of science and film editing with legendary movie sound man Walter Murch!Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy2017-02-281h 05
CineNation54 - Watching Movies CriticallyEpisode 54: Watching Movies Critically 1. Walter Murch In the Blink of an Eye The Conversations: Walter Murch and the Art of Editing Film Eight Lessons from Walter Murch 2. Video Essays: Film Education Channel 3. Ben's Music Choice: Julian Baker 4. Brandon's Music Choice: Childish Gambino 2017-01-111h 22
Dolby Creator Talks17 - Walter Murch: Sound and Film Editing (Part 2)Fellow sound designers Randy Thom and Chris Foster pose questions to Walter Murch, and we discuss the state of cinema sound before and after Apocalypse Now.Subscribe to the Dolby Institute Podcast.Learn more about the Dolby Institute and check out Dolby.com. Connect with Dolby on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn. Movie buff? Follow Dolby Cinema on Instagram.2016-12-1431 minDolby Creator Talks16 - Walter Murch: Sound and Film Editing (Part 1)Triple Academy Award®-winner Walter Murch (Apocalypse Now, The Godfather) answers questions from fellow sound designers, Ren Klyce and Gary Rydstrom.Subscribe to the Dolby Institute Podcast.Learn more about the Dolby Institute and check out Dolby.com. Connect with Dolby on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn. Movie buff? Follow Dolby Cinema on Instagram.2016-12-1438 min
EDA PODCAST ProgramaEDA PODCAST Nº3: Libros de cine y montajeDebatimos sobre los libros de cine y montaje, o no dedicados de lleno a este tema pero que sean recomendados para la lectura del editor, como dramaturgia, psicología, etc. Hablamos sobre libros tanto teóricos como técnicos, clásicos y actuales. También comentamos algunos blogs y canales de youtube cuyo contenido también resulta interesante en la profesión.
Presentadores:
Dario Caamaño, Martina Seminara
Invitados:
German Cantore, Alberto Ponce, Guillermo Gatti.
Publicaciones citadas en el podcast:
Libros
Vicente Sanchez Biosca. El montaje cinematográfico: teoría y análisis
Vicente Sanchez Biosca. Teoría de montaje cinematográf...2016-09-191h 42
Battleship Pretension480. Walter MurchTyler and David discuss the career of Walter Murch as well as male BFFs in movies.2016-05-3000 min
337is (three three seven is)Church Of Murch [disquiet0229]This week's prompt finds me experimenting with using very different tools that I normally do. It would seem that Mr. Murch had tape recorders with variable speed controls for both record and playback functions. My normal field recorder does not have this functionality (well, at least I couldn't figure it out if it does). I know this sort of manipulation can be done after the fact, but I wanted to experience what it is like using the precise method for creating a reverberant space which he describes in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_py6jVyOqUY All sounds...2016-05-2007 min
sevenismdis|con|torted space (disquiet0229)track here https://hearthis.at/sevenism/discontorted-space-disquiet0229/
i've been doing alot of distorted ambient this week (https://sevenism.bandcamp.com/album/waves). this stumped me at first, nice to learn something new!
-recorded short piece thru zynfx -> podfarm -> ddly
-change speed 4x in audacity
-re-recorded with cardioid mic quite far from speakers (to capture lots of air!)
-slowed down in audacity
listened with headphones and if anything it's decreased the sense of space.. but i couldn't find anything to record sped up. heyho.
edit: digitally expanded version here: https://sevenism.bandcamp.com/track/dis-con-torted
Oo..oOOo..oOOo..oOOo...2016-05-2000 min
krseward4th Of Other - Disquiet0229As is often the case, the Junto idea is something to leap off of in the direction of what I would generally do when doing a Junto. Doing something simple/quick/trashy with something on hand that I don't otherwise use too much. And then philosophize too much about the whys and wherefores.
I bent or broke the Murch fourthworlding by:
--recording the source sound (the raking of a metal box fan's grill face, open air feedback of recording set up) in pretty much the same room in which it was later rerecorded at 4x speed playback
--never playing the...2016-05-2001 min
Legends of Film PodcastLegends of Film : Walter MurchDuring this episode we talk to Sound Designer, Film Editor, and Director Walter Murch.Mr. Murch's editing credits include Apocalypse Now, Julia, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, The English Patient, and The Conversation. Murch won three Academy Awards over the course of his film career.2015-12-2612 min
The Sound ArchitectThe Sound Architect - Walter Murch InterviewLeading up to his appearance at The School of Sound this week, Walter Murch chats to Sam Hughes about his career so far, the changes in technology he has seen as well as his presentation at The School of Sound next Saturday.
Walter Murch has been editing sound in Hollywood since starting on Francis Ford Coppola's film The Rain People (1969). He edited sound on American Graffiti (1973) and The Godfather: Part II (1974), won his first Academy Award nomination for The Conversation (1974), won his first Oscar for Apocalypse Now (1979), and won an unprecedented double Oscar for sound and film editing for his...2015-04-0520 min
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2015: Walter Murch - Part 2 - Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture..."Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies"
Part 2 of 3
For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepl...2015-03-1526 min
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2015: Walter Murch - Part 1 - Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture..."Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies"
Part 1 of 3
For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepl...2015-03-1557 min
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2015: Walter Murch - Part 3 - Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture..."Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies"
Part 3 of 3
For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepl...2015-03-1530 min
The Cutting RoomEpisode 149 - Walter Murch, The Butterfly Effect, and In the Blink of an EyeIn this episode of The Cutting Room, we are testing out our new show, Aotg.com Presents Ideas. Each Ideas episode examines a theory, idea, or story from the post production industry. In this episode we examine Walter Murch's book, In the Blink of an Eye and how it almost didn't come into existence.2014-09-0309 minKen's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza(Show #497) Dream to Me (It's all so easy once you let go) from Jan 15, 2014Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Beginnings come out of nowhere (Trust)" - Beginnings come out of nowhere: 8/21/13, show #468 [Samples & audio: https://lastever.org/show/130821]
Mystery New York Gospel Trio - "This little light of mine 1" - Bleecker Street between Thompson and Sullivan [Recorded & mastered by Steve Fitch. Details & full audio]
Hal Hartley - "(Closing) - Trust" - Possible Music - From The Films of Hal Hartley
Mystery New York Gospel Trio - "This little light of mine 1" - Bleecker Street between Thompson and Sullivan
Live phone call - "Celebration of all the great creativity"
...2014-04-261h 58
Short CutsWaking LifeJosie Long presents a sequence of brief encounters, true stories and short documentaries in which the boundaries between 'real' life and dreaming blur.
From the addictive, perception-altering qualities of romantic love through to a surreal story about recording dreams. We hear from the legendary film editor and director Walter Murch about the dreamlike qualities of cinematic narratives and the psychologist Susan Blackmore's experience of looking down from the ceiling at her own body.
The items featured in the programme are:
Waking Life
Feat. Susan Blackmore
Prod. Sara Parker
Dreaming
Feat. Walter Murch
The Man Who Could Record Your Dreams
...2014-04-0129 min
The OpticalThe Optical 003 - Walter Murch, Sound Design, Saul Bass Title Design, Phase IV, Cinefex 3Complete show notes (with links) are available at http://opticalpodcast.com/episode/003/
We chat with TV writer and producer Ian Brier about Walter Murch’s early sound design for THX 1138, American Graffiti, The Conversation, and Apocalypse Now, as well as Saul Bass’ science fiction film Phase IV, interview Scott Leberecht and Christina Lee Storm about Life After Pi and the current state of the VFX industry, and talk with MK12 partner Ben Radatz about Saul Bass’ career in title design.
Also listen for your chance to win a free 1-year print subscription to Cinefex magazine.
Subscribe to the Podcast
* Subscribe in iTu...2014-03-121h 59Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza(Show #476/#447) My So-Called Mind (going deep, time unfold) | Download full MP3 from Oct 2, 2013Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "My So-Called Mind" - Show #447, Dec. 24, 2012 [Going deep, time unfolds (Entire show plays today...unfolding below!)]
Show promo - "Radio Tropicale" - WTJU
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "12/13/12" - Show #446, Dec. 13, 2012
Vic - "Introduces show some previous week" - WTJU
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Snow plans to help" - Show #445, Nov. 29, 2012 [Do plans tell you what to do? (Samples)]
Michael Nyman - "Drowning By Number 2" - Drowning By Numbers s.t.
W. G. Snuffy Walden - "My So-Called Life theme"
Ken - "Freakout warmup"2013-10-211h 51Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza(Show #464/#456) My Din With Andre (2-hour edit) from Jul 24, 2013Roxy Music - "India" - Avalon
Omnivore - "Used To" - Rounds
Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn - "Excerpts" - My Dinner With Andre
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "Live from 5/2/13" - Show #455
CocoRosie - "By Your Side" - La maison de mon reve
The Conet Project - "The Swedish Rhapsody" - The Conet Project
Claire Danes - "You think you understand" - My So-Called Life
R.E.M. - "Disturbance at the Heron House" - Document
Diane Cluck - "Love-Letter Launches" - Song-of-the-Week
Lambchop - "About My Lighter"...2013-08-021h 59
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2012.11.23: Walter & Aggie Murch -The Bird that Swallowed its Cage: Writings of Curzio MalaparteWalter and Aggie Murch
The Bird that Swallowed its Cage: The Selected Writings of Curzio Malaparte
~Co-presented by KWMR and Point Reyes Books~
Join us for a reading and conversation between Walter and Aggie Murch about Walter’s recently published book, The Bird that Swallowed its Cage: The Selected Writings of Curzio Malaparte.
Walter Murch
Working within the growing Bay Area film community, Murch settled his family in West Marin in 1972. Since that time Murch has been honored by both British and American Motion Picture Academies, winning BAFTA and Oscar awards and nominations for The Conversation, Apocalypse Now, The English Pa...2012-11-231h 40
Letter from A. BroadThree faces of South Figueroa StreetWalter Murch receives a career achievement award from the Cinema Sound Editors guild. The weekend shows us three faces of downtown LA.2011-02-2800 minThe Cutting RoomEpisode 44 - Interview with Walter Murch (The English Patient, Apocalypse Now)- Part 2 of 2Here's part two of my interview with Walter Murch. In this episode we sit down with Walter Murch, world renowned editor of such films as The English Patient and Cold Mountain. He is also author of "In the Blink of an Eye".2010-12-1015 minThe Cutting RoomEpisode 43 - Interview with Walter Murch (The English Patient, Apocalypse Now) - Part 1 of 2In this episode we sit down with Walter Murch, world renowned editor of such films as The English Patient and Cold Mountain. He is also author of "In the Blink of an Eye".2010-11-1910 min
Exploring Nature, Culture and Inner Life2009.10.04: Walter Murch - Music of the Spheres: Rediscovering Harmonic Relationship among PlanetsWalter Murch
Music of the Spheres: Rediscovering the Harmonic Relationship among Planets
Walter Murch is an Academy Award-winning film editor and sound producer, but his greatest historical contribution may yet prove to be in astronomy, where he has refined and rehabilitated an ancient observation that the planets and moons in our solar system are arranged in a harmonic relationship that gives scientific expression to the concept of “the music of the spheres.” Join Michael Lerner in this conversation about the harmonic relationship among planets—the music of the spheres.
Note: This conversation relied heavily on Mr. Murch’s visual presentation, which is...2009-10-031h 57
Video StudentGuy#130 Catching the Big Fish - ReviewI've just finished a book by David Lynch, writer and directory of many movies, including Eraserhead, Dune and Twin Peaks. Catching the Big Fish is a the author's reflections on how he has and others can find ideas, big ideas through TM, Transcendental Meditation.
But the book isn't about the workings of TM, it's about his experiences
as a filmmaker trying to solve puzzles as he worked on his films.
It's a quick read and has a lot of interesting reflections in it. You
won't find a lot of practical information, but you will get a g...2009-05-1000 min
Walter Murch, Academy Award-winning Film Editor and Sound Designer, Part 2, 5/17/06Film editing, sound design, cinema, acting, The English Patient, Apocalypse Now, The Godfather. We continue the Science and Society conversation with Walter Murch, Academy Award-winning Film Editor and Sound Designer.
2006-05-1800 min