Moments

The pop-science public radio and podcast phenomenon RADIO LAB has posted another beautiful video to demonstrate one of its concerns. This time the "visual experiment" details little moments in a human life. Expertly edited, the piece is sentimental and funny without being obvious or pandering.

In many ways, the work of WILL HOFFMAN for RADIO LAB is a continuation of the scientific films made by Charles and Ray Eames in previous decades.

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The WNYC program RADIO LAB has consistently been one of the most forward-thinking audio productions, and this foray into filmmaking continues that tradition. Directed by WILL HOFFMAN, this piece recalls the science-inflected films of CHARLES AND RAY EAMES. And the music, from TIM HECKER's underrated RADIO AMOR album, is another example of the program's undisputed curatorial instinct.