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SADiE
in Kenya
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Prism Sound, the manufacturers of the world-leading craft editor "SADiE" are
proudly sponsoring the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association conference "Live in
Nairobi" in Kenya. The conference is part of the "Digital East Africa" project
and will be hosted by the CBA at the Nairobi National Museum from
20th-22nd June.
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CBA: Live in Nairobi |
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In addition to sponsoring the event, SADiE are sending two highly
experienced BBC programme makers to speak and present at the event, Peter Nash
and Peter Leslie Wild. Both Peters will be presenting creative workshops in
drama production, feature and documentary making for radio and podcasting.
Peter Nash is
managing director of his own independent production company "Monty Funk
Productions", and has been a high-end features maker for BBC Radio 4 and Radio 3
since the mid 1990s. Peter Leslie Wild has been a senior producer for BBC Radio
Drama for 16 years, winning a number of awards, and recently went freelance. He
is also well-known for large-scale theatre productions, his training workshops
at British universities and is now involved in a variety of podcasting projects.
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Both have worked
together extensively for both BBC projects and theatre productions, and are
renowned specialists for producing drama-documentaries, having made at least 25
together, and between them many hundreds. They will be presenting together and
separately at the conference, with very practical and engaging sessions
incorporating live actors, and will deconstruct their drama-documentary work in
front of a live audience. They will also be part of the panel discussions to be
recorded and will be producing a podcast of the event.
SADiE is the
editing system used by the BBC, Radio France, Radio New Zealand and is found in
many other major broadcasters around the world from the ABC in Australia to
Deutsche Welle, RUV in Iceland to RTHK in Hong Kong. As Pete Nash explains:
"It's about accuracy, speed and work-flow, particularly in a 'crafting'
environment like drama and documentaries. You need a system that is fast,
completely reversible and allows many changes; this is what SADIE has done for
me during my many BBC programme-making projects".
Find out more or arrange to meet us>>> |
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