Scott Whitham: Storyteller, Part 1

Episode Summary:

In this riveting episode of the Subconscious Photography podcast, we're honored to have Scott Whitham, a multifaceted filmmaker known for his exceptional work in both commercial and documentary realms. Delving deep into the intricacies of subconscious photography, Scott shares his unique perspective on cinema verité, the art of storytelling through visuals, and the profound relationship between perception and cinematic creation. Our conversation transcends the boundaries of traditional photography, exploring how memories, sound, and the subconscious mind play pivotal roles in crafting visual narratives. Join us as we journey through the lens of Scott Whitham, uncovering the delicate interplay between the observer and the observed in the world of filmmaking.

Guest Bio and Links:

Scott Whitham, a celebrated filmmaker with a rich background in various roles including director, producer, writer, director of photography, and (sometimes narrator), brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the podcast. His work spans across short form commercials to long form documentary-style narratives, always with a focus on telling compelling stories that resonate on a deeper level. Scott's latest project, the documentary "Burden of Memory," has already garnered acclaim for its poignant storytelling and exceptional cinematography. For more about Scott and his work, visit him on Instagram and check out the trailer for "Burden of Memory" at https://vimeo.com/862576763

Also, check out one of Scott's longer form commercials, Soaring Through the Pavilion | An FPV Drone Tour of Penn Medicine's New Hospital A drone tour of the new Pavilion at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Like Hitchcock, Scott inserted himself into the film. After listening to the episode, see if you can spot Scott in the first 90 seconds of this film.

Tune in next time for the remainder of my interview with Scott Whitham, Storyteller.

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