SHIFT Conference: Podcasting for Engagement and Assessment
Jan 11, 2024
Location University of Greenwich, Stockwell Street Building 11, Greenwich Campus, London Description A practical workshop introducing academic staff to student-created podcasting in the classroom. Groups of four academics will each create a podcast episode from scratch in 30 minutes. There will be a short Q&A with Adam Fowler about the benefits of podcasting in terms of equity of opportunity to succeed, greater engagement, and enhanced quality of work. People Adam Fowler URL https://www.gre.ac.uk/learning-teaching/shift
Events (4)
Salford Sound Symposium 1
Jul 1, 2022
Location University of Salford, MediaCity UK Description Theory, practice, production, collaboration and innovation combine in an interdisciplinary exploration of creative and technological applications of sound. Topics include live Foley demonstrations, theatre and museum sound, sound design for radio and podcasts, sound art installation, women in sound, and practice as research presentations of musical performance and film sound.
Adam Fowler's presentation focusses on the blurring of boundaries between music and audio documentary making, looking at how he uses music production techniques in narrative storytelling. He is a founding member of the Salford Sound Symposium.People Adam Fowler
Leslie McMurtry
Alan Williams
Luke HarrisonURL https://allevents.in/mobile/amp-event.php?event_id=10000345686225807
MicroCosmic at Lightwaves 2022
Dec 1, 2022
Location Media City, UK Description SciArt Exhibit inspired by our research People Chloe James URL https://scicomm.space/microcosmic
Japanese Contemporary Theatre Workshop
Jun 19, 2024
Location Rehearsal Room 1,
New Adelphi Building
School of Arts, Media and Creative TechnologyDescription ‘Immigrating the Stories of Others’ with Yudai Kamisato
part of the Japan-Britain Contemporary Japanese Theatre Exchange
in collaboration with Lancaster University
What happens when the stories are separated from both the original? What happens when they are translated and re-translated? In the workshop, participants will talk about strange events that they have experienced and what would happen if these stories transcended the region or country and moved or immigrated to another land? How does the story change when you change the place or language of the story?
Yudai Kamisato is an award-winning Japanese theatre playwright and director born in Peru. He creates works with the theme of crossing borders based on the episodes he collects while visiting various places in South America and Asia. He won the first prize in the Toga Directors Competition (2006) and the prestigious Kishida Kunio Prize for Drama for The Story of Descending the Long Slopes of Valparaíso (2018). He stayed in Argentina 2016-2017 on an overseas research grant from the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs. From 2022 to 2024 he was a Saison Fellow II of the Saison Foundation.
Photo credits
Yudai Kamisato / Okazaki Art Theatre “Strange People about East Asia's Good-bye (trial)”- The present title “Dear Potential Foreigners”
Sao Paulo, July 2023. Photo by Danielle Satiko
This workshop is supported by Arts and Humanities Research Council through North-West Doctoral Training Partnership, The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, Daiwa-Anglo Foundation and The Japan Foundation.People Richard Talbot URL https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/watchashow/t-xmxplvr