 Start-up business 2017: an external Film Production facility, based at Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth.
FILM PRODUCTION services include: DIGITAL IMAGING... POST PRODUCTION... DIARY... CREW... steve@islandcityfilms.co.uk On the Edge of Practice: reflections on filmmaking pedagogy in the age of Creative Industries.
Whitford, S. & Friedman-Silver, Y. 15 May 2018 (Submitted) In : Cinema Journal. Education Dossier Filming the Cave of Letters: Life as a location sound record is never dull, but STEVE WHITFORD MIPS describes a particularly unusual job he undertook in Israel last year.
Whitford, S. Apr 2002 In : Line Up: The Journal of the Institute of Broadcast Sound. 84, p. 14-18 ARTICLE HERE |
My field recordings are for sale @ SOUNDODGS.COM
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Conference paper titled: "AMBISONIC-CENTRED LOCATION SOUND RECORDING: REINVIGORATING THE OBSERVATIONAL DOCUMENTARY GENRE?" selected for the "Mapping Spaces, Sounding Places: Geographies of Sound in Audiovisual Media" conference 19 -22Mar19 in Cremona, Italy.
Funding as Co-investigator from the Themes Research & Innovation Fund (TRIF) for a project titled: "The Role of Creative Practices in Countering Hate and Extremism".
The project will explore the potential of filmmaking as a method to tackle the spread of discourses of hate and extremism amongst young people. Using creative practices research methods, it seeks to develop in-depth understanding of young people’s perspective on hate and extremism and to examine the transformative role played by creative practices...
We aim to produce a collaborative film by the young people during 2019 and an audio-visual essay/ short documentary co-authored by Principal Investigator, Dr Yael Friedman analysing the ‘filmic event’. Journals outputs by colleagues will include a sociological analyses of the project findings in the context of Islamophobia, and another on Hate Crime. External funding applications will also follow by end of July 2020.
The project will explore the potential of filmmaking as a method to tackle the spread of discourses of hate and extremism amongst young people. Using creative practices research methods, it seeks to develop in-depth understanding of young people’s perspective on hate and extremism and to examine the transformative role played by creative practices...
We aim to produce a collaborative film by the young people during 2019 and an audio-visual essay/ short documentary co-authored by Principal Investigator, Dr Yael Friedman analysing the ‘filmic event’. Journals outputs by colleagues will include a sociological analyses of the project findings in the context of Islamophobia, and another on Hate Crime. External funding applications will also follow by end of July 2020.