160. Titre/Title/Título : Forgotten Loops

185. Titre/Title/Título : Burning Hives

Produit par/Produced by/Productor : John Roach

Pays/Country/País : United States

Type/Tipo : Creative documentary

Synopsis/Resume/Descripción : The sound of honey burning on steel plates. Workers checking beehives that have recently returned from a long trip on a truck from Texas to Michigan. Bees in distress.

184. Titre/Title/Título : Water voice

Produit par/Produced by/Productor : Suzie McCarthy

Pays/Country/País : Canada

Type/Tipo : Sound art/song/experiment

Synopsis/Resume/Descripción : Water voice is a medley of voice notes from my phone, recorded over a year or so. These recordings were never intended to be broadcast, but in layering them together they've transformed into a sort of siren call. Mostly made in my bathroom with my own voice, it's a 60 second window into private moments. Somehow, I feel there is some sort of feminist undertone to this piece. The only male voice is sleeping (snoring!) and I am exploring what my voice can do in harmony with extractor fans and running taps.

183. Titre/Title/Título : La nevada del siglo

Produit par/Produced by/Productor : Juan Ford

Pays/Country/País : Argentina

Type/Tipo : Documental

Synopsis/Resume/Descripción : En 1995 ocurrió la nevada más importante del siglo en la Patagonia sur de Argentina. Alvino Velázquez, gaucho de Tierra del Fuego, nos cuenta como tuvo que pasar la noche a la intemperie en aquel temporal.

182. Titre/Title/Título : Bionosphère

Produit par/Produced by/Productor : Elisabeth Goodhue

Pays/Country/País : Canada

Type/Tipo : Radio Art

Synopsis/Resume/Descripción : Imagine a world above the hustle and bustle of everyday human life where sound travels through the air. In Bionosphère, I imagine that the sounds from radios come from a world above ours; that there is life in the ionosphere where radio waves travel. What would life in the ionosphere sound like and how would those lifeforms view humans? By using only samples from my handheld radio, I created a world outside of our own that allows space for human introspection while also inviting people to avoid the human trap of overthinking and to succumb to a world of daydreaming.

181. Titre/Title/Título : Gone: Our Intangible Losses

Produit par/Produced by/Productor : Katie Semro

Pays/Country/País : USA

Type/Tipo : Sound and Story Art

Synopsis/Resume/Descripción : Gone: Our Intangible Losses is a fragmented, chant-like piece full of sound, spoken word, and texture to attempt to mirror the emotional experience we have when we lose a dream, an opportunity, a love, an identity, or any other intangible loss. This piece was adapted for this competition from a work in progress and has not been broadcast or otherwise published online.