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
  • 015: "Movement and Writing; A Poet's Journey with Susan Richardson"

    015: "Movement and Writing; A Poet's Journey with Susan Richardson"
    May 7 2025
    In this episode of the Shapes in Motion podcast, Sarah Perry speaks with writer and poet Susan Richardson about the profound relationship between writing and movement. They explore how the body and the written word intertwine, the role of research in creative work, and the power of poetry to celebrate biodiversity and give voice to the natural world. Susan shares her personal journey with writing and movement, including her ambitious challenge of exploring 52 different dance styles in a year. We discuss how movement not only enhances physical wellbeing but also serves as a powerful tool for overcoming creative blocks and deepening artistic expression. Join Sarah and Susan for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on the dynamic interplay between movement, writing, and inspiration.

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    51 mins
  • 014: 'Movement Specialists and Casting: Building Teams for Screen Success'

    014: 'Movement Specialists and Casting: Building Teams for Screen Success'
    Apr 23 2025
    In this episode of the Shapes in Motion podcast, Stephen Moynihan and Sarah Perry delve into the intricate relationship between movement directors, choreographers, and performers in the realms of TV and film. They discuss the casting process, the importance of collaboration, and the need for reliable performers. The conversation highlights the challenges faced when working with supporting artists and the potential for movement specialists to elevate productions. As they look to the future, they emphasise the importance of building networks and championing the skills of movement specialists within the industry.

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    35 mins
  • 013: 'Embodied Expression: Marie-Gabrielle Rotie on Butoh, Choreography & Creativity'

    013: 'Embodied Expression: Marie-Gabrielle Rotie on Butoh, Choreography & Creativity'
    Apr 9 2025
    In this episode of the Shapes in Motion podcast, host Stephen Moynihan speaks with choreographer and artist Marie-Gabrielle Rotie about her artistic journey, the discovery of Butoh, and its influence on her work. They explore the origins and philosophy of Butoh, its connection to nature, and the transition from live performance to film. Marie-Gabrielle shares insights into her creative process, the role of assistants in choreography, and her aspirations for future collaborations.

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    46 mins

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