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Projector Hum
Movies for your ears. Each episode of Projector Hum is a new short film without pictures: one ordinary place, one thing that could never happen, and the people who have to live with it. Funny, strange, sometimes devastating, built from dense sound so you can see it with your eyes closed. Best on headphones. A work of fiction. Performed by synthetic voices.
Episodes
- Projector Hum
Now Serving Zero
Bethan serves the front counter at Pugh's Fish in Cardiff Market, and on the Saturday of a rugby international the queue runs back past the Welsh-cake stall…
- Projector Hum
Nothing Like That
There's a windowless room on Platform 1 at Flinders Street Station in Melbourne, with steel shelves, luggage tags on string and trains rumbling through the…
- Projector Hum
Store Credit
Halloran and Pike is a hundred-year-old department store in downtown Dayton, Ohio. Its returns desk has always offered one perk, printed on a laminated card…
- Projector Hum
Wide Enough for a Truck
Larkin Court is a short dead-end street of triple-deckers in Dorchester, Boston, and tonight a snow emergency has been declared. On Larkin Court the…
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Something on the Back
A wet October Saturday in the tin-roofed pavilion at the end of a seaside pier. Desmond Rook has been spotting fakes for forty years. Pearl Dobbs has brought…
- Projector Hum
Well, I Won't Keep You
Bev Ashworth, of Larch Close on the edge of Leeds, invites everyone round and means none of it. The postman, the window cleaner, the courier: "You must come…
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Forty Pence
Gordon Pask has stood behind the same worn counter in a wet northern market town for fifty-one years, and he'll tell you he has never once lied to a customer…