Posts tagged: sara drake
Sara Drake paged through lush illustrations in time with the voice of her collaborator, Aussie playwright Anna Barnes, reading a personal narrative about anosmia, the loss of taste and smell, at Brain Frame 10 on January 18th, 2013.
Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing], Tyson Torstensen [sound], Jenna Caravello [camera] and Jeff Perlman [camera].
Sara Drake collaborated with Aussie playwright Anna Barnes on this bittersweet personal narrative about anosmia, the loss of taste and smell, at Brain Frame 10 on January 18th, 2013.
Photos thanks to Gillian Fry.
One of the most beautiful, moving, and technically impressive readings yet to occur at Brain Frame, Sara Drake’s interpretation of The Romance of the Tiger Lady, a shadow-play based on a Cambodian comic book by Im Sokha about the coming of age of a were-tiger anti-heroine, which she performed with the aide of puppeteers Simon Allen, Ben Bertin, and Jenna Caravello, and live musical accompaniment by Wyatt Grant, can be seen in this documentation from Brain Frame 5 on March 23rd, 2012. Watch it.
Video thanks to Jenna Caravello and Michael Morrill.
Sara Drake executes a transcendent shadow-puppet play, based on a Cambodian comic book about a female were-tiger, at Brain Frame 5 on March 23rd, 2012. Sara cut and colored her puppets to be manipulated on two overhead projectors, yielding a stunningly cinematic result. Assisting Sara in puppeteering were Jenna Caravello, Simon Allen, and Ben Bertin, with Wyatt Grant in front of the screen creating a live, looping, ambient guitar sountrack.
Photos thanks to Gillian Fry.
Performing at Brain Frame 1, from the top: Sara Drake, Ian McDuffie, Nick Jackson, and Lyra Hill. Photographs of Otto Splotch were so good they disappeared (we don’t have them, sorry).
Photographs thanks to Alistair Matthews and Ross Meckfessel.
