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Matthew Vaughan is an Australian sound recordist with over 20 years of experience recording a wide variety of television programs in Australia, UK, Europe, North America and Africa. He has extensive knowledge of digital recording equipment and techniques. He owns his own company, Zero Db Pty. Ltd, which he established in 2006 after working freelance in London from 1996 to 2006 and at Australia's Seven Network from 1992 to 1996.
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This document provides an overview of British cinema through history by discussing notable film studios, genres, and films from different eras. It explores what defines "British cinema" and categorizes British films based on factors like cultural/financial origins, production personnel, and money spent in the UK. Overall, the document examines the evolution of British cinema and debates what truly makes a film "British".
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Elisa Hilton CV 2015
Elisa Hilton has over 20 years of experience working as a voice over artist, audiobook narrator, presenter, radio host, and actor. She has provided her talents to a wide range of clients including Bee Audion, ACX, KVH Studios, British Gypsum, Innovations, Asda FM Live, and Topps Tiles Radio. Her career highlights include hosting radio shows for Real Radio Network, The Pulse of West Yorkshire, 96.3 Radio Aire, 97.4 Rock FM, and Minster FM. She has also worked as an entertainer performing in roles for productions of Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Peter Pan, and Aladdin
Farrell Lennon Credit list
Farrell Lennon is a British dubbing mixer and sound engineer with over 15 years of experience. He has worked on mixes for shows on Channel 4, BBC, MTV and other channels. He is currently freelancing and has worked for companies like ITN, JWT, and Platform Post.
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Baby Cow Productions is a British media company established in 1999 that produces comedy and drama content across TV, film, and radio. It specializes in comedy programs and was founded by award-winning comedy creators Steve Coogan and Henry Normal. Some of its most popular TV productions include The Mighty Boosh and Alan Partridge, while its films include Philomena and The Trip. Though it receives partial funding from the BBC, Baby Cow Productions is primarily owned by Coogan and other private shareholders. As a producer of mass media content across multiple platforms, it competes with other production companies creating similar comedy and drama programming.
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This document provides a summary of a freelance television producer and director's experience over 20 years working in the UK, USA, UAE and other countries. Some of the key points mentioned include:
- Extensive experience as a multi-camera studio director and single camera director for both scripted and non-scripted shows across many genres.
- Has worked for all major UK broadcasters like BBC, ITV as well as international channels and production companies.
- Recent experience includes developing factual entertainment formats, producing quiz/game shows and live studio productions.
- Detailed listing of past directing/producing roles and experience on a wide range of shows from comedy/entertainment to food/cooking shows
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Steve Chapman has over 20 years experience working in engineering and lighting roles for live broadcasts. He has worked on a diverse range of shows from music festivals to religious events to children's programming. Some of the major live events he has coordinated include the Liverpool Nativity, D-Day anniversary celebrations, and the Flashmob Opera at Paddington Station, for which he won the Palme d'Or in 2007.
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Jeff Bruckner is a sound engineer and composer who has worked on many television shows and films for Sky, BBC, Channel 4, and other international broadcasters. Some of his credits include Game of Thrones, True Detective, Fortitude, and many sports and documentary programs. He has composed music and mixed sound for feature films, television shows, advertisements, and live musical productions.
The Media Industries
The film and television industries create and distribute content to audiences around the world. In the UK, the BBFC and Ofcom regulate films and television respectively, classifying content and setting standards. Key roles in these industries include producers, directors, camera operators, editors, writers, and others who work together across development, production, and distribution. Major studios like Warner Bros, Universal, and production companies like HBO produce many well-known and influential films and television shows.
Unit 3 media research
The document provides an overview of the creative media sector, including film, television, radio, print, and online media. It discusses key industries and companies within each media type, as well as important jobs. For film, it covers major production companies like 20th Century Fox. For television, it discusses broadcasters like ITV and jobs such as producer and director. Radio outlines stations like BBC Radio 1 and roles of presenters, producers and editors. Print lists newspapers like The Times and jobs of editors, photographers, and journalists. Online highlights popular websites like Facebook and technical roles in web development and coding.
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The document discusses programming on various BBC channels. It notes that soaps like EastEnders and Holby City are shown in prime time on BBC 1. Game shows air between 4-6pm on BBC 2, while dramas like Peaky Blinders air at 8pm. BBC 3 content is aimed at those 16 and up and includes American shows and reality TV. BBC 4 shows documentaries and international films. CBBC and CBeebies cater to children with shows from 7am-7pm and 4am-10pm respectively.
JR CV OCT 2015
This individual has extensive experience in television production spanning over 30 years, having worked for the BBC as well as other major broadcasters. They hold a BSc in engineering and law from the University of Leeds and have won several awards for their live television productions. Their career has involved roles such as camera operator, production manager, producer, and director across many genres including news, current affairs, entertainment, and live sports events in both studio and location formats.
Introduction to radio history LESSON 1
- Radio was invented in the 1890s, the BBC was formed in 1922. There are now over 800 radio stations in the UK.
- The BBC originally had a monopoly on radio broadcasting but faced new competition from television, deregulation, and commercial radio stations. This led to a more diverse radio landscape.
- Most radio stations focus on popular music, news, and speech to appeal to a mainstream audience and maximize ratings/advertising revenue. Stations tend to target demographic groups like younger audiences or those over 35. The BBC also offers specialized stations like Radio 3 for arts and Radio 4 for news/speech.
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Matthew Vaughan CV
- 1. Matthew Vaughan 0448 411 310 zerodbrecording@gmail.com PROFILE: D.O.B. 06/12/1969 Nationality: Australian Marital Status: Married I have been operating as a sound recordist for over 20 years, working on a wide variety of programmes and have filmed extensively in Australia, UK, Europe, North America and Africa. I have learnt & mas- tered mono & stereo (MS & XY) recording techniques. I have extensive knowledge of digital hard drive recorders, location multi-track mixers for both single & multi-camera productions incorporating multi / wideband RF wireless distribution, with an in-depth knowledge of frame rate timecode application. WORK HISTORY 2006 - present: Sound Recordist, Zero dB Pty. Ltd. Returned to Australia in September 2006 and set up my company, Zero Db Pty. Ltd. 1996 - 2006: Freelance, London, United Kingdom. Based in London working as a Freelance Sound Recordist in News, Current Affairs, Documentaries, Sport & Light Entertainment. 1992 - 1996: Seven Network, Sydney, Australia. Started my career at the Seven Network in Sydney as a Camera Assistant in News, Current Affairs and Sport, performing tasks such as Sound Recordist, Live Link Technician and Camera Assisting for both live & pre-recorded content. 2006 - present: Entertainment: The X Factor Series 3-6 Fremantle/Channel 7 Celebrity Apprentice Fremantle/Channel 9 So You Think You Can Dance Shine/Channel 10 The Biggest Loser Series 4-10 Shine/Channel 10 The Contender Granada/Fox 8 Better Homes & Gardens Channel 7 Top Gear Freehand/SBS Bondi Vet WTFN/Channel 10 Australian Princess Granada/Channel 10 Australian Idol Channel 10 Football Superstar North One/Fox 8 Domestic Blitz Channel 9 Australia’s Best Backyards DSP Beyond/Channel 7 Beyond the Dark Lands Screentime/Channel 7 I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here Granada UK/ITV RBT Channel 9 Sport: The Footy Show Channel 9 Matty Johns Show Channel 7 Sportsworld Channel 7 Australian Open Tennis North One/World Feed
- 2. Current Affairs: Sunday Night Channel 7 60 Minutes Channel 9 Today Tonight Channel 7 A Current Affair Channel 9 1996 - 2006 based in London, UK Entertainment: Dom Jolys Happy Hour Princess Productions/Sky UK The Friday Night Project Princess Productions/Channel 4 UK The Block RDF Media/ITV UK 10 Years Younger Maverick Television/Channel 4 UK Faking It RDF Media/Channel 4 UK Faking It USA RDF Media/TLC US Celebrity Fit Club LWT/ITV UK Model Behaviour Princess Productions/Channel 4 UK Michael Moore’s The Awful Truth Docurama/Channel 4 UK Guiding Stars Tiger Aspect/BskyB UK Holiday Airline Mallorca LWT/ITV UK The Caterers Action Time/Channel 4 UK The Culture Show BBC Documentaries: Secrets of the Ancients BBC Science Max Hastings: The Reluctant Heroes Roger Bolton Productions/Channel 4 UK Being Victoria Beckham LWT/ITV Six Experiments That Changed The World RDF Media The Real Robinson Crusoe Fuji Television Japan Plastic Fantastic Collingwood/Convergence/Channel 5 Sex & Shopping Chirnside Productions/Channel 5 The Real Beckhams 19 Productions/ITV Sport: World Rally Championships 2002 - 2007 World Feed & ITV Speed Sunday North One UK/ITV AXN Shakedown North One UK/AXN Grandstand BBC Football Focus BBC Olympic Dreams BBC Royal Ascot BBC Current Affairs: World Trade Centre Disaster 60 Minutes/Channel 9 Iraqi Conflict 1998 Fox News Network US Right to Reply Roger Bolton Productions/Channel 4 Inside Edition CBS Television US (syndicated) Hard Copy CBS Paramount US (syndicated) Rogue Traders BBC Watchdog BBC EDUCATION: St Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill, Sydney SAE (School of Audio Engineering), Sydney