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Radio Without Boundaries Breakout Sessions
Friday May 29th
10:30 Break-out sessions
To attend please register to the RWB conference by clicking here.
For more information please visit the main RWB section.
1/ Listening Session
with Gregory Whitehead and Götz Naleppa
NOTE: This session has limited spots available and is now full on both days
Limited to 5 participants per session (pre-registration required), each participant is asked to bring a 5 minute (max) example of a radio production that he or she has completed or is currently working on and play it for comments and feedback from everyone present, including moderators Götz Naleppa (Germany) and Gregory Whitehead (USA).
2/ Wireless Imagination workshop
with Hector Centeno
This workshop will let you experience what radio transmission is like and how the transmission technology has been monopolized by the specialists and authorities. It would be a minimum experience of radio transmission that could also be developed into radio art and micro radio. The transmitter that the participant will make has only a 30 meter radius of transmission, but people would experience a convivial wireless imagination
3/ Visual Radio
with artists TBA
Radio with a visual experience? Sure. Many visual artists like Paul DeMarinis have approached radio as a sculptural medium and many important radio artists were originally visual artists. In radio's golden age many broadcasts took place in front of a live audience. This panel reflects on the integration of radio in live performance and the use of live performance as a vehicle for radio listening.
4/ Taking it Up (Interview workshop)
by Victoria Fenner
If you were to collect all the books and articles in the world about how to do an interview, you'd need a very large room (at least). But the basic idea can be contained in a very small box. An interview is a conversation. What makes it different from a conversation over beer with your best friend is that it's a conversation with specific objectives. Things like how long it should be, how structured it is and what emotional tone you want to establish varies, depending on how you are going to use your conversation in your finished piece. During this workshop we'll explore those techniques, always mindful that a good interview engages and brings out the essence of the person you're talking to and the knowledge you want them to share.
Radio Without Boundaries Breakout Sessions
Saturday May 28th
10:30 Break-out sessions
To attend please register to the RWB conference by clicking here.
For more information please visit the main RWB section.
1/ Listening Session
with Gregory Whitehead and Götz Naleppa
NOTE: This session has limited spots available and is now full on both days
Limited to 5 participants per session (pre-registration required), each participant is asked to bring a 5 minute (max) example of a radio production that he or she has completed or is currently working on and play it for comments and feedback from everyone present, including moderators Götz Naleppa (Germany) and Gregory Whitehead (USA).
2/ Wireless Imagination workshop
with Hector Centeno
This workshop will let you experience what radio transmission is like and how the transmission technology has been monopolized by the specialists and authorities. It would be a minimum experience of radio transmission that could also be developed into radio art and micro radio. The transmitter that the participant will make has only a 30 meter radius of transmission, but people would experience a convivial wireless imagination
3/ The Radio Documentary-Feature as Poetry, Drama and Sound-art
with Andrea Dancer
The radio feature spans journalism to personal essay - but according to its creator, Peter Leonhardt-Braun, it is a dramatic, poetic and sound-based art form. Using material from the 2008 International Radio-Features Conference, we will critically investigate how these expectations are/are not fulfilled, listener engagement, and its present / future potential.
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