Videos (and podcasts)
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Presentations at IPS Pro-Audio Show 24 (19 October 2024)
Session one
Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
Audiologist Louise Hart discusses hearing protection and hearing loss within our industry.
Session two
Schoeps + digital
Helmut Wittek discusses the properties of capsule types and Schoeps new digital preamp.
Session three
Audio for Light Entertainment TV
Rob Ashard discusses his career and illustrates his techniques.
Presentations at IPS Pro-Audio Show 23 (14 October 2023)
Session one
Dante on Location
Simon Clark and Stuart Piggot describe how and why they use Dante in their location drama situations.
Session two
The Future of Broadcast Audio
Presented by Dr Chris Baume, Lead Research Engineer, BBC R&D. Introduced by Simon Clark.
Under the heading of Next Generation Audio topics covered include:
- Immersive Audio
- Personalised Audio
- Production Tools
- AI tools.
Sesssion three
AI - The Future Now?
(L-R)
Chaired by Martyn Harries MIPS
Panelists: David Ronan (RoEx), Dr Chris Baume (BBC R&D), Tyrone Hannick (Cinemaison Ltd).
Presentations at IPS Pro-Audio Show 22
IPS TV special reports
IPS Meetings
Part 1 (1h 10) Mike Thornton covers TV.
Part 2 (40 m) Ian Astbury outlines the implications for Radio.
IPS TV Reports from IBC
IPS TV Productions
Podcasts
This time, Louise Willcox interviews Cathy Robinson.
It’s another conversation that proves what an interesting bunch of people we sound aficionados are. Cathy takes us through her progression from a humble programme transfer assistant to the BBC’s only Technical Producer for Immersive Technologies - and if you want to find out what both of those jobs are, you’ll just have to listen! It’s fascinating stuff - enjoy.
Louise Willcox in conversation with Jo Manly; his entertaining and insightful career history, eloquently and humorously told. A ‘must listen’ for anyone aspiring to work in the pro sound world. Enjoy!
February 2022
Louise Willcox in conversation with Lucy Moss - Sound and Communications Executive for BBC Sport. Lucy’s humble beginnings in the ‘sunny northern town of Blackburn, Lancashire’; her first steps into the world of television as a technical assistant for the BBC; how she manages her work-life balance; and her progress - inside and outside of the BBC – to this very senior role.
January 2020
In this episode Simon Clarke, Simon Bishop and Chris Maclean chat about a recent project Chris worked on, High Strangeness. It was part Stereo, part binaural
In this scripted comedy, sci-fi, Audible Original, a quick-witted young blogger turned investigator, Cassie (Sophie McShera) travels to the sleepy English countryside, only to discover a paranormal threat beyond humanity’s worst nightmares.
Following a strange event, frustrated British paranormal researcher, Cassie Chambers is thrown together with uptight American, Glen Hedley (Adam James), an agent for a shady government organization. This mis-matched duo soon discover, not only do they have a mystery to uncover, but also they’re humanity’s only defence against malign ultra-terrestrials from a different dimension. With interfering locals, obstructive bosses and a fanatical cult getting in the way, and only Cassie’s best friend Amanda (Mandeep Dhillon) as reliable help, Cassie & Glen must figure out why this unique enemy is here and turn it back before it’s too late - for all of us.
The whole series of "High Strangeness" can be found here https://tinyurl.com/yynwz3qy