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Creative Review for September
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Chris Reay is in charge of station sound and promotions at BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music.
This month we get inside the creative hubs of stations big and small. From BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music to the remarkable promotions-led arrival of Oxfordshire’s Glide FM, we hear creative radio production and discover the strategies and techniques behind it.
Also – what it’s like to work with Chris Evans, how a tiny team in Oxford secured worldwide media attention for their new station launch with their Glee stunt and we discuss the challenges of staying creative when time is tight.
Play the audio here: Duration 40’00”
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Download the mp3 (39.7M).
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Glide FM’s Sue Carter (left) and Sophie Bruce in their Oxford Studio.
Corporate headquarters. Look, we tried everything… sunny weather, sporty car pass… but it still looks like this.
This month’s stars
As senior producer at BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music, Chris Reay is responsible for promotions, imaging and steering the overall sound of these stations. He also leads the creative team of writers and producers. Sue Carter is programme director of Oxfordshire’s Jack FM and Glide FM and Sophie Bruce is the stations’ deputy head of programming and news, and Glide FM’s breakfast presenter. She’d like you to know that her fiancée works there too.
Our sponsor
This month we also welcome Hobsons as a new sponsor. Hobsons represents hundreds of voice artists who love being part of great radio production. They are also behind the studio finder iPhone app. Find out more on their Hello Hobsons blog.
Credits
The new Earshot Creative Review imaging is by Chris Nicol at WizzFX with the voice talent of Elly Fairman. Thanks also to radiobeds.co.uk for the incidental music and to Sue for making a decent cup of coffee at Glide FM.
Next Month
Er, nothing’s organised yet but if you’d like to suggest a guest or join us yourself then drop a line to earshot@smartin.me – we plan to record on Monday 11 October.
Any views expressed are those of the contributors and not of the BBC or Glide FM. We acknowledge all rights held by the owners, creators and performers of the recorded works which are included solely for the purposes of education and review.
Comments
- Wednesday 15 September, 2010, Tweets that mention Creative Review for September | Earshot -- Topsy.com writes: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Stephen Martin and Stephen Martin, Chris Nicoll. Chris Nicoll said: The imaging in the latest Earshot Creative Review for September? We did that... http://bit.ly/a0Ds2n [...]
From Earshot where views are personal and original writing is licensed under Creative Commons. Follow @earshotcreative and send story ideas and examples of great creative work to the editor @smartin
50 episodes
Manage episode 56726004 series 8830
Chris Reay is in charge of station sound and promotions at BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music.
This month we get inside the creative hubs of stations big and small. From BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music to the remarkable promotions-led arrival of Oxfordshire’s Glide FM, we hear creative radio production and discover the strategies and techniques behind it.
Also – what it’s like to work with Chris Evans, how a tiny team in Oxford secured worldwide media attention for their new station launch with their Glee stunt and we discuss the challenges of staying creative when time is tight.
Play the audio here: Duration 40’00”
[audio:http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/earshot/podcast/ecr_september10.mp3|titles=”Earshot Creative Review for September 2010.”]
Download the mp3 (39.7M).
Subscribe via iTunes.
Glide FM’s Sue Carter (left) and Sophie Bruce in their Oxford Studio.
Corporate headquarters. Look, we tried everything… sunny weather, sporty car pass… but it still looks like this.
This month’s stars
As senior producer at BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music, Chris Reay is responsible for promotions, imaging and steering the overall sound of these stations. He also leads the creative team of writers and producers. Sue Carter is programme director of Oxfordshire’s Jack FM and Glide FM and Sophie Bruce is the stations’ deputy head of programming and news, and Glide FM’s breakfast presenter. She’d like you to know that her fiancée works there too.
Our sponsor
This month we also welcome Hobsons as a new sponsor. Hobsons represents hundreds of voice artists who love being part of great radio production. They are also behind the studio finder iPhone app. Find out more on their Hello Hobsons blog.
Credits
The new Earshot Creative Review imaging is by Chris Nicol at WizzFX with the voice talent of Elly Fairman. Thanks also to radiobeds.co.uk for the incidental music and to Sue for making a decent cup of coffee at Glide FM.
Next Month
Er, nothing’s organised yet but if you’d like to suggest a guest or join us yourself then drop a line to earshot@smartin.me – we plan to record on Monday 11 October.
Any views expressed are those of the contributors and not of the BBC or Glide FM. We acknowledge all rights held by the owners, creators and performers of the recorded works which are included solely for the purposes of education and review.
Comments
- Wednesday 15 September, 2010, Tweets that mention Creative Review for September | Earshot -- Topsy.com writes: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Stephen Martin and Stephen Martin, Chris Nicoll. Chris Nicoll said: The imaging in the latest Earshot Creative Review for September? We did that... http://bit.ly/a0Ds2n [...]
From Earshot where views are personal and original writing is licensed under Creative Commons. Follow @earshotcreative and send story ideas and examples of great creative work to the editor @smartin
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