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Seeing a Song |
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| Directed by Pinny Grylls | |||
| Produced by: Andrew Hinton | |||
| Executive Producer: Maxyne Franklin | |||
| Music by: Johnny Greenwood | |||
| Production Company: Pilgrim Films/ Invisible Films | |||
| Commissioner: Channel 4/ BritDoc/ Suso | |||
| Length: 3 minutes | |||
| Format: DV CAM | |||
| Genre: Documentary | |||
| Date: July 2008 | |||
Description I have always been fascinated by Synesthesia – a neurologically-based phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. In other words – if you have synesthesia you may be able to hear colours – feel letters – or even see music. I am interested in people who experience the final phenomenon which is the subject of this film. Distribution Commissioned by Brit Doc as part of their Bright Young BritDoc Series - these films were inspired by particular pieces of music. The films screened at BritDoc 08 and on Channel 4. The other filmmakers commissioned as part of the series were The Light Surgeons, James Lees and Nick Hillel. | |||
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