Echoes of the Invisible - Documentary Feature Film @echoesthefilm

ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE director Steve Elkins interviews physicist Joe Incandela, who led the team that discovered the "God particle" at CERN's Large Hadron Collider. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Explore the extraordinary soundtrack of ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE in this primer featuring behind-the-scenes clips of the artists, interviews, and the music itself. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Kubrick, Buster Keaton, Agnès Varda, Spike Jones, Fight Club...Honored to see ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE in such great company on this MUBI favorites list.

This 2012 interview between director Steve Elkins and cultural anthropologist Martin Brauen sheds light on the intricate complexities of Tibetan sand mandala traditions explored in ECHOES, featuring photos from production in Zanskar and Ladakh. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams and director Steve Elkins discuss their work together on ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE and THE REACH OF RESONANCE. steveelkins.net/Interviews/Mak…

For the soundtrack to ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE, Nils Frahm performed on the largest piano in the world, which weighs two tons and stretches over two floors. Have a listen.

Tuvans have developed a rare form of throat singing that uses the human throat like a microscope to hear beyond the surface of musical notes, unveiling the universe INSIDE them. Learn more in this extended interview captured during production in Siberia. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

The soundtrack to ECHOES features Victor Gama’s inventive 3D printed musical instruments, designed to reflect the global migration patterns of birds, constellations of the southern hemisphere, and Kongo-Angolan knowledge systems of central Africa. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Director Steve Elkins reflects on working with the legendary Pauline Oliveros on the music of ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE and his previous feature THE REACH OF RESONANCE. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Colin Stetson on the music he contributed to ECHOES, inspirations behind his unique reinvention of how saxophones are played, connections between biological and musical evolution, and lessons from working with Tom Waits, Lou Reed, Arcade Fire, and more. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Julianna Barwick in Iceland recording music which would later be used in ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE. Her conversation with director Steve Elkins about the experience can be read here: steveelkins.net/.../On-Music/J…

In this interview, director Steve Elkins and Julianna Barwick discuss the music she contributed to ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE, recording in Iceland with members of Sigur Rós, transforming the sky into a live musical score with Björk, and much more. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Morgan Henderson of Fleet Foxes and director Steve Elkins discuss the music Morgan composed for ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE, the connection between long-distance running and artistic creativity, working with Fugazi and The Walkmen, and musical inspirations. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Ben Eshbach of The Sugarplastic on composing the original score for ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE, translating Debussy's music for guitar, memories of Carl Sagan, friendship with magicians Penn and Teller, and his experiences at @CERN's Large Hadron Collider. steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE director Steve Elkins interviews Miguel Llansó, director of Ethiopia's first sci-fi film CRUMBS: steveelkins.net/Interviews/On-…

Crew member Ted Trager reflects on production in Siberia with brave physicists peering into the microscopic structure of space-time beneath the frozen surface of the world's oldest, largest, and deepest lake: tedandmelissafurlife.blogspot.com/2015/07/blog-p…

Ben Eshbach (who composed the score for ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE) reflects on filming at CERN's Large Hadron Collider; the largest machine ever created to look the furthest back in time...to the first millionth of a trillisecond after the Big Bang: beneshbach.com/cern.html

Honored to receive a Spirituality & Practice Award alongside so many great films. “The people in this film are extraordinary in many ways,” S&P writes, “but their quests have emerged from the kind of curiosity available to everyone…another spiritual practice: wonder.”

ECHOES OF THE INVISIBLE director Steve Elkins was this week's featured guest on Techtonic, a series of conversations with creators and thinkers who are charting the way forward in a tech-saturated society. The interview can be heard here: wfmu.org/archiveplayer/…