10.30am

Keynote Welcome 
Welcome from Melanie Wilson Chair of ASDP and then keynotes from Gareth Fry, Sound Designer.

11am

Panel Discussion: Creating sound design content for Scottish theatre

Niroshini Thambar, Niamh Gaffney , MJ McCarthy, Caitlin Skinner.

Caitlin Skinner, Artistic Director and CEO of Stellar Quines to host a panel discussion about how sound designers create new content for theatre productions. Panelists include Niroshini Thambar, MJ McCarthy and Niamh Gaffney.

12.15pm

Round table discussion: Challenges facing parents and carers working in theatre sound

Parents in Performing Arts (PiPA) lead a round table discussion about the challenges that parents and carers face working in the performing arts.

Lunch

1.30pm

Seminar: An introduction to Spatial Audio

Ronan Breslin, lecturer in Sound Design at Glasgow School of Art holds a lecture to explain spatial audio and some of the applications within live arts and theatre.

2.45pm 

Workshop: Binaural Recording

Kev Murray and Joe Connell lead a hands on workshop on binaural sound recording. Please bring your own headphones!

3.45pm 

Spotlight: Audio networking for 'Secret Cinema'

Ian Threlfall talks about his creative solutions to audio networking for Secret Cinema

4.30pm 

Perspective: Creative Sound Design

Calum Paterson (sound designer and founder of The Audio Story Company) brings the day to a close with a relection on the workshop and content creation.

All day The Audio Story Company will be working in the studio with kids of all ages!

Sign up your wee ones to take part on the link here

Please note, the ASD reserves the right to make changes to the programme without prior notice. Such alterations may occasionally be necessary due to circumstances beyond our control.

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