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Telling a story with pictures and with sound are different crafts, but the instincts and editorial judgment that documentary makers bring are genuinely valuable in audio.
In this 75-minute talk, Steve Austins maps the UK podcast landscape and shows where your skills already fit and where they need to adapt. We'll zero in on narrative storytelling in podcasting, and look honestly at where the work is and isn't right now.
Paid commissions are tough, but the tools have never been more democratised, and the route to making your own work and putting it into the world has never been more open. You don't need permission to start!
Followed by audience Q&A.
In this 75-minute talk, Steve Austins maps the UK podcast landscape and shows where your skills already fit and where they need to adapt. We'll zero in on narrative storytelling in podcasting, and look honestly at where the work is and isn't right now.
Paid commissions are tough, but the tools have never been more democratised, and the route to making your own work and putting it into the world has never been more open. You don't need permission to start!
Followed by audience Q&A.
Facilitator: Steve Austins
Steve Austins is the Co-Founder and Creative Director of audio production company, Bengo Media. A former head of BBC Radio Wales, Steve has spent over 30 years working in audio. He was Executive Producer of Strike, an 8-part history series for BBC Sounds and regularly execs podcasts for brands including the World Health Organisation, Ofgem and Bosch.
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