This week on Painting in Motion, our guest is filmmaker, composer, and musician Brad Eastridge. In this episode, he shares both background film knowledge as well as his personal connections to the late Alan Parker's film, Birdy. Like Brad, this film melds together a mixture of esoteric imagery, heartfelt friendship, and a killer soundtrack (Peter Gabriel's first!) and we talk about our impressions of the film in relation to the isolation of our world today, young Nicolas Cage and his penchant for being agressively aloof towards pigeons, and, interpretations of this film that lead to the painting & artist that Brad shares about in more detail, in our upcoming part 2.
Please join our conversation on Instagram, at:
Painting in Motion Podcast: @painting_in_motion
Hosted by Liz Layton: @liz_theprophetess
Cover art by Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong: @Kimiewng
This week on Painting in Motion, our guest is filmmaker, composer, and musician Brad Eastridge. In this episode, he shares both background film knowledge as well as his personal connections to the late Alan Parker's film, Birdy. Like Brad, this film melds together a mixture of esoteric imagery, heartfelt friendship, and a killer soundtrack (Peter Gabriel's first!) and we talk about our impressions of the film in relation to the isolation of our world today, young Nicolas Cage and his penchant for being agressively aloof towards pigeons, and, interpretations of this film that lead to the painting & artist that Brad shares about in more detail, in our upcoming part 2.
Please join our conversation on Instagram, at:
Painting in Motion Podcast: @painting_in_motion
Hosted by Liz Layton: @liz_theprophetess
Cover art by Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong: @Kimiewng