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Activities at our Studio
The Actors Studio. Dartmouth.
A Listening Matters Studio.
The Actors Studio is where Hopebridge is in Pre Production. Working in partnership with Waterwaves Radio and the Flavel Arts Centre in Dartmouth.
Julia and Stephen have set up
The Listening Matters Studio to create performance art in the beautiful setting of Dartmouth in Devon. It is a community driven creative space where storytelling, acting, and personal growth collide. Inspired by legendary Actors Studio, they use their "Listening Matters" method to connect artists to the characters that emerge from listening work.
The flagship project, Hopebridge is a programme about a community that strives to be sustainable and resilient to economic, social and environmental shock. Its in Pre Production so you can get involved.
The stories will come from listening to people locally and Waterwaves Radio will work with the Actors Studio to create the comedy, tragedy and everything else that might emerge in any community that strives to transform itself in preparation for an uncertain future.
Contact us now: stephen@listeningmatters.me or
julia@listeningmatters.me
Sunday 9.00pm London. Sunday 9.00pm ESB
Thursday 15.00pm London Saturday,10.00am London
9.00 pm Monday ,Tuesday Thursday, Friday. London Time
Radio Producer.
Capt Phil Tarrant
Sunday 0200 Wed 15.00 Friday 10.00 Sat 21.00 London
Kenny Tosh on Sunday 3.00pm, Tuesday 10.00am, Wednesday 9.00pm, Thursday 2.00am
3 hours of music, quizzes and fun with Richard J Hannah
Sunday 7.00pm, 11.00, 18.00, 23.00, Friday 17.00, 23.00pm, Sat 7.00am
The Actors Studio. Dartmouth.
A Listening Matters Studio.
WATERWAVES radio feature:
The Actors Studio Dartmouth.
A Listening Matters Studio
Here's quite a benchmark. Damien Chazelle wrote Whiplash as a feature screenplay, inspired by his own experiences as a young jazz drummer under intense pressure. When he struggled to secure funding, he turned one powerful scene into an 18-minute short film. The short premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2013, where it won the Short Film Jury Prize and proved the concept to investors. That success unlocked funding for the feature film, starring J. K. Simmons and Miles Teller. Released in 2014, Whiplash became a critical and commercial hit, earning five Oscar nominations and winning three, launching Chazelle’s career and becoming a modern filmmaking success story. Check it out.
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