Thursday 29 November 2012
BBC Academy, White City, London, W12 7TS
Time: 10.15am - 4pm
Speakers: This workshop was led by the BBC Academy College of Production podcasting team and invited guests
About this workshop
This workshop was designed as a taster event for arts organisations and artists who want to offer audio to their audiences and to understand more about the processes involved in creating and publishing podcasts. Delegates experienced the recording of a podcast and gained an overview of the technical and editorial processes, followed by case studies and the opportunity to discuss the possibilities of podcasting and how to make them happen.
The workshop aimed to:
- introduce delegates to the process of planning, scripting and recording a podcast
- equip delegates with an overview of recording, editing and publishing tools
- offer delegates an understanding of the potential of podcasting
- encourage delegates to connect with each other during the course of the day and to use the relationships developed to support future activity
Delegates were encouraged to share their own experiences and work together to build skills and knowledge.
Who was this workshop suitable for?
This workshop was suitable for people working within arts organisations, museums, galleries and for practising artists who want to create audio work or to use podcasting to support their work.
Workshop outline
| 10.15am | Introduction to the Workshop and read through of scripts in advance of recording |
| Delegates sit in on recording | |
| Creating a podcast: discussion with the BBC Academy team | |
| 1pm | Lunch and networking with fellow delegates |
| Case studies | |
| Planning, recording, editing and publishing a podcast | |
| Q&A and round up | |
| 4pm | End |
You can still access audio and video content and links to further resources on the Building digital capacity for the arts minisite.
You can also join the conversation on Twitter by following @ace_national and using #digicaparts.
