June 03, 2012

Eliot Kennedy talks about the recording of the Diamond Jubilee song

I love the Diamond Jubilee song's film. In this video Sheffield based Producer Eliot Kennedy is in conversation with The Star newspaper's  digital editor, Graham Walker.  

They went round the world recording the song on a small Zoom audio recorder mixing it as they went.  What a great experience that must have been.

 

Jun 3, 2012 6:44:27 PM

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Former BBC and ITV producer. Now working in schools and other organisations to develop participatory video projects. Production skills trainer including interviewing techniques and video production. For more information visit www.mantelpiecemedia.co.uk

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