DWS Audio is delighted to announce that ONE OF OUR EXERCISE BOOKS IS MISSING was placed first by the jury for the short form category at the 2019 UK International Radio Drama Festival. Congratulations to all of those involved, especially our actors (past and present). You can listen again to the play here:
DWS Audio is proud to announce that two of our audio plays have been included in the UK International Radio Drama Festival 2019. One of Our Exercise Books is Missing and Free Fall will be showcased on Thursday 21st March at Café Nero in Canterbury, the venue for this year’s festival. The plays will also be available online via the radio drama festival website, where you can listen and vote for your favourite play.
Sleeve notes: This collection of music culminates with the track ‘A Hero’s Welcome’, a piece which was designed to underscore the re-entry of Apollo 11 as it returned to Earth. It was inspired by the music for the film ‘Deep Impact’ by James Horner. I have used the piano motif rom the cue ‘The Wedding’ and repurposed it in oboe as the opening theme in this piece. I have also taken inspiration from the dissonant string ostinato in the cue ‘The Comet’s Sunrise,’ and used this in the second section.
Should school uniform be abolished? Joining the debate are Joseph, Nancy, Jack and Ceira.
Thanks to the generosity of the Darrick Wood School Parent Staff Association DWS Audio has been able to purchase and construct a Studiobricks sound isolation booth. The old pop up DIY studio served us well but provided a limited recording window. These new facilities should allow us greater flexibility to record content and improve the quality of our sound recordings.
Work has also begun on a new serial drama that we hope to launch very soon. In addition, DWS Audio will be posting content on our very own YouTube channel, AMPLIFiED. Watch this space for more announcements.
Why is plastic packaging a problem and what can we do to tackle plastic pollution? Joining the discussion are: Ella, Enderson, Natalia, Martha and Isabelle
Ever wondered what your pets really think about you? Or what the birds actually say to one another? Suburban Tales looks at life from the perspective of the birds and animals that inhabit our towns and cities.
Hetty the House Sparrow just wants a place to sit and enjoy the sunset. Sadly for her, a bunch a starlings have other ideas.
Hetty…Emila Cynarska
Shaz…Elizabeth Waite
Shel…Katie Blair
Sal…Caitlin Storer
Sheri…Mia Thomas
This piece was created to underscore a fight scene for the stage between two gangs, hence the use of electronic sounds as well as orchestral ones.
One orchestra. Fifty instruments. And two hundred eyes staring at nervous pupil Sam, as he anxiously waits for his cue. Will he bring the house down with his performance or will nerves get the better of him?
Performed by Ruh Robertson
When the new kid in town starts school, his classmates are quick to pass judgement based on external appearances. But judging a book by its cover could be a dangerous thing…
Chippy…Alex Savine
Georgina…Poppy Thody
Oliver…Ruh Robertson
Emma…Victoria Amura
Directed by…Francesca Amura
