Back in studio today recording #AudioDrama This is my little multitrack recording set up:
Just a few more days until YARA hits @smockalley #sceneandheard for two nights only! Expect movement, beauty and an eye-opening experience.
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#imaginationisthebeginning @smockalley
This scene from the intro of The Chaos Engine remains a favourite of mine. The metallic yet pastel palette, the way the head breaks the frame, the sense of scale, the interesting approach to sculpted anatomy - lovely stuff by @trimfone3! ^_^
Tune in today at 3.30pm for a fascinating talk on Women's Lives in 18th Century China. Join Dr. Isabella Jackson of @tcddublin School of Histories and Humanities and Miss Xun Liu of @TCDAsianStudies as they dissect the classic novel 'The Dream of the Red Chambers'. #WomensStories
Starting my audio drama recording in 2020 the way I ended in 2019 with another very funny script by @ciaraesmyth Today we recorded “All Honey” directed by @JedadeBri and you can also catch the stage production of it this week https://t.co/LDKBwFrc4M #AudioDrama #AudioDramaSunday
A new Arcade and Retro podast went up last week.
In this one myself, Sera and Stephen discuss the Mother series of games, known as Earthbound outside of Japan.
We also talk about Satoru Iwata, who died tragically recently, and how instrumental he was in the development of Mother 2 and the important roll he played in Nintendo and gaming in general.
I have two new radio drama projects which will be going into production this year. One is a 3 part drama about climate change called ‘Rising Heat’ and the other is something very special that will be broadcast as part of the 1916 centenary next year.
We rely heavily on local amateur drama groups to help out in the production of these radio dramas and we’re always looking for new people and new voices for our plays. So if you think you’d be interested in trying out acting in a radio drama then please get in contact with me at gavin@near.ie
We’ll be having a preliminary read through of the plays on Thursday the 2nd July 2015 in the Northside Civic Centre in Coolock.
The Craol Achievement Awards 2015 were presented, Friday 5th June, at the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire. The live radio drama “A Woman, A Dog and a Walnut Tree” that I produced last October won an award in the Special Programming (non-commissioned) category.
“A Woman, A Dog and a Walnut Tree” deals with the topic of domestic abuse and was presented along with a panel discussion about the realities of domestic abuse.
You can hear the entire play and panel discussion online here:
I just cut together the promo for the new series of ‘Rivitin’ History’ by Pat Meehan. Starting Friday 15th May at 18.00 we’ll be playing the original 2 episodes over the next two Fridays followed by 2 new episodes on the subsequent Fridays.
In Rivitin’ History you’ll meet ‘Marrion Monroe’ and ‘Duck the Bullets’ as they are taken in by Professor Henri DuFornicate’s ability to travel back through time to ancient Ireland.
This series is made with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Sound and Vision scheme.
I recently got things set up at home so that I can capture footage off some of my older consoles like the Famicom here. So I did a little ‘Let’s Play’ video of Treasure Island Dizzy, a game I mostly remember from playing on the C64 and the Amiga as a kid. The NES version seems a lot closer to the Amiga version. Both being considerably easier than the C64 version.
