Soundgirls.org is pleased to host Zoe Milton, who will present a practical demonstration of wireless mic dressing – how to hide them, dress them and colour them. The seminar will be useful for anyone who has had to fit or may need to fit radio mics on actors, musicians or performers, whether for live music, theatre, film or broadcasting.
London rush hour is awful and I do whatever I can to avoid it. Sometimes I cannot, early morning production meetings and tech rehearsals have me squeezing onto a London tube with a rucksack that has a laptop and my hard drive. Not Fun. This last month I have found myself doing a lot of rush hour commuting.
By Kirsty Gillmore Wherever your are in your career, I believe there’s always something new you can learn. It’s a bit of a buzz when you encounter a new skill, then master it for the first time.
By: Kirsty Gillmore Earlier this year something happened to me that hasn’t happened to me very often: my sound design received positive praise in two press reviews. If you’re not sure why this is unusual, have a look at any recent big theatre awards for Best Sound. Then look up the reviews for the shows […]
Or – The Machines are Out to Get Us. By: Yvonne Gilbert It happens to everyone at some point. That crucial bit of kit fails at the wrong moment. The radio mic on the lead has sweat in the mic head or the connector. Someone in the Brass section has knocked water into the stage […]