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It\u2019s super important and it comes up now, this dialogic approach that Rouch used, where people are participating in the making of the film. This comes up more but even more so in the way people are using this term multimodal anthropology. A film ideally, for example, is not just being made by the filmmaker for the filmmaker\u2019s own purposes. Rather, it\u2019s a collaborative enterprise with shared goals between the filmmaker and, just to use these older terms, subjects of the film. But they\u2019re no longer just subjects\u2014everyone\u2019s participating and everyone has these shared goals and this thing comes out of it. That\u2019s taking this thing that Jean Rouch did to another level. And that\u2019s something that\u2019s happening now which is really great.

I don\u2019t know if I\u2019m really dogmatic but this came out of working on Leviathan, this idea of appreciating that audio that emerges from an encounter for its own sake rather than trying to make something sound a particular way because you think it should sound a particular way. For example, let\u2019s say someone goes off with a camera and a microphone and puts a lens and puts the microphone capsule into various situations, and then comes back. I put my camera lens and microphone capsule into these various situations, and this is now what showed up on tape. This is the image and this is the audio file. And that\u2019s the ideal case, it seems to me. It\u2019s maybe bordering on dogmatic to say, \u201CLet\u2019s just stick with that.\u201D

And I was like, wow, that really crystallized everything. I\u2019m really interested in hearing that mic. What was that mic made out of? Who made that mic? Everything about the history of that mic is part of what\u2019s in every shot. That\u2019s part of the movie to me. Ideally, everything is important or something to think about or think with.

Some people have asked me about foley in that movie, and there\u2019s none. It\u2019s all the sounds from that one mic, and that was a beautiful surprise. I had already done Swiss Mountain Transport Systems by that time so I already knew what happened when you made a recording in a gondola (laughter). But nonetheless, it was a nice surprise. There must be better examples of something being really surprising. (pauses).

Usually, no companies are as strict as the RIAA (Although, Ironically, my "Stop Torrenting, Thanks" letter from comcast was sparked by downloading a Tom Cruise movie. Silly Scientologists and their lawyers), but yeah. Usually, a company will sit on a torrent, collect IPs, then contact those ISPs and tell them to warn the user. The RIAA has stopped going after end downloaders somewhat to focus more on the people distributing them, since going after everyone under the sun illegally downloading would be both insanely expensive and a horrible PR move. Sort of like how drug possession is just a fine in a lot of places now, and the sellers are the ones the police are really out to get. -- Phoeba WrightOBJECTION! 14:06, 9 May 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply] 2ff7e9595c