The Shapes in Motion Podcast

By: Sarah Perry
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  • Summary

  • Are you an actor, mover, maker or creative, who has a passion for movement and performance? Are you in need of some creative inspiration and insights from the industry?

    If you tell a story through movement, whatever the shape or form then you are in the right place. We are ready to share with you a range of inspiring and insightful conversations from some of the best loved movers and makers in our field.

    We will chat with actors, movers, dancers, choreographers, directors, and many other like minded creatives all sharing their expertise, inspirations, creative processes, creative challenges, insights, career highs, and lows and so much more.


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Episodes
  • 008: ‘In Motion: Cheryl Burniston’s Journey into the World of Motion Capture’

    008: ‘In Motion: Cheryl Burniston’s Journey into the World of Motion Capture’
    Jan 29 2025
    In this episode Sarah Perry chats with actor and motion capture performer Cheryl Burniston, discussing Cheryl's journey into the world of performance and motion capture. Cheryl emphasises the importance of finding a safe space to explore movement, researching the industry, preparing showreels and continuously learning new skills, she also highlights the collaborative nature of performance capture and the importance of building connections within the industry. Cheryl shares her experience starting a voice reel company to provide affordable options for actors and suggests training options such as Performance Capture Academy, The MoCap Vaults, and Target 3D, she also encourages reaching out to universities and studios for work and experience opportunities.

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    39 mins
  • 007: 'Mastering Motion Capture: Performance, Preparation and Imagination'

    007: 'Mastering Motion Capture: Performance, Preparation and Imagination'
    Jan 15 2025
    In this episode of the Shapes in Motion podcast, Stephen Moynihan and Sarah Perry delve into the world of motion capture, exploring its evolution, the skills required for performers, and the differences between motion capture and performance capture. Sarah shares her journey into the industry, the importance of preparation for actors, and the role of imagination in performance. They discuss the collaborative nature of motion capture projects and the distinct challenges faced when directing in this medium compared to traditional film and TV. The conversation also highlights the significance of understanding technology and animation in enhancing performance capture.

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    36 mins
  • 006: Be well, create well - wellbeing for actors and creatives

    006: Be well, create well - wellbeing for actors and creatives
    Jan 1 2025
    In this episode, Sarah Perry and Stephen Moynihan discuss the critical importance of wellbeing for actors, creatives, and freelancers in the arts. They explore the responsibilities of movement directors in supporting the mental and physical health of performers, the challenges faced by freelancers in maintaining a work-life balance, and practical strategies for fostering a supportive environment on set. The discussion emphasises the need for self-care, the role of movement in wellbeing, and the collaborative effort required to create a healthier industry.

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    41 mins

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