Dash Bash
summary
Studio explains how small-team rituals and critique drive output and pivots to audio work during the pandemic, citing concrete projects: a remote-authentic bebop quintet for The New Yorker Festival, a nine-month CBS sonic overhaul coordinated over 40-person Zooms, IBM-powered fake crowds for the US Open, a 12‑story generative LED/speaker installation for Warner, and a Foam film built with custom computer vision software and vintage gear like the Eventide DSP 4000. A searchable music-MVP exists and the title sequence work ships successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Ant Food
- 2:02Philosophy and methodology
- 4:54Navigating the pandemic
- 8:27Physicality and remote work
- 13:24Collaboration and critique
- 18:41Case study: Sound design
- 22:25Rituals and performance
- 26:09The hedgehog concept
- 33:07Closing thoughts
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