DMSA MASTERCLASS Sound Design with PAUL JAMES

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DMSA MASTERCLASS

Sound Design with PAUL JAMES

Thursday 14th December 10:30 – 12:30

Studio 1

 

We’re delighted to welcome Paul James for a masterclass on Thursday 14th December 10:30 – 12:30 in Studio 1

 

Paul is the Creative Sound Director of Wafer Audio who specialise in film, TV, animation and games, and work across different disciplines – VO (record, edit & Mix), dialog (record, edit & Mix), SFX (record, edit & Mix), Foley (record, edit & Mix) and final mix in stereo and surround.

 

Wafer Audio

http://www.waferaudio.com/

 

NOT TO BE MISSED!

Sisters with Transistors: Q&A Jo Hutton

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A big thank you to everyone who attended the Welcome Week screen of the film.

On behalf of DMSA a big thank you also to Jo Hutton who generously contributed to a Q&A about her involvement in the film, her personal practice, role at the BBC and her research into the significant women who shaped electronic music.

 

The broadcasts and follow up call out Jo mentioned are detailed in the links below:

Maida Vale recording at the weekend is with this group:

http://www.an-assembly.com/LCMF-2017

For this show:
I’ll let you know the date when I do…
Radiophrenia has an open call for submissions atm in case any of the students want to submit anything.

 

WARM UP FESTIVAL call out

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WARM UP FESTIVAL

ARTIST CALL OUT
 
We are looking for emerging artists/designers to showcase at our event and have small grants available. Our deadline for applications is 20th Feb 2020.

Warm Up Festival, Aug 21-23 2020, is a new three-day music festival set in the pine forests of Hertfordshire: https://www.warmupfestival.co.uk/.

Our vision is to engage all the senses in an immersive environment by bringing captivating contemporary art to our woodland setting. We are looking for art in the form of unique sculptural works, curious installations, bespoke light pieces, performance art, and video work either pre-existing or site-specific proposals.

‘Home is where the house is’ is our family motto. As such, we are particularly interested to find artists that explore the concept of ‘home’ because community is at the heart of our festival. A take on the theme can be abstract or entirely literal. We are also open to other artworks/proposals that do not necessarily adhere to this concept.

Warm Up is a visionary pillar of the London club scene, earning itself a reputation as one of the most respected dance music communities in the city, famed for its legendary parties, welcoming atmosphere and forward-thinking sound palette, representing the best in techno, house, progressive and electronica.
 
Please send proposals to: karen.wuf@gmail.com