On "Little Fish," Memory, and Pandemic Filmmaking with Chad Hartigan

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Looking Closer with Jeffrey Overstreet

Jeffrey Overstreet

13 episodes

1 week ago

Looking Closer with Jeffrey Overstreet—testimonies and conversations about creativity, faith, and art (with a particular passion for cinema)—will include a variety of episodes: Cutaways: Short, specific episodes of 15 minutes or less; Tracking Shots: close looks approximately 30 minutes long; and Master Shots: sweeping, epic episodes of more than 30 minutes. Your host, Jeffrey Overstreet, is the author of Through a Screen Darkly and the novels Auralia's Colors, Cyndere's Midnight, Raven's Ladder, and The Ale Boy's Feast. He teaches creative writing and film at Seattle Pacific University.

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On "Little Fish," Memory, and Pandemic Filmmaking with Chad Hartigan

Looking Closer with Jeffrey Overstreet

1 hour 3 minutes 12 seconds

4 years ago

On "Little Fish," Memory, and Pandemic Filmmaking with Chad Hartigan

In this hour-long "Master Shot" episode, Jeffrey Overstreet talks with filmmaker Chad Hartigan about his new sci-fi love story "Little Fish," its focus on the power of memory, and what it was like to make a pandemic-focused movie just in time for a real pandemic. They also discuss themes that are emerging as Hartigan's body of work grows, with consideration of his previous films "This Is Martin Bonner" and "Morris From America."