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Earshot Creative Review, December 2012

Podcast |: Earshot with Steve Martin
Publisher |: Earshot Creative
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Advertising,; Business,; Management & Marketing,; Radio,; Society & Culture
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Business,; Society & Culture
Publication Date |: Dec 22, 2012
Episode Duration |: 00:45:33

Great audio and festive chat with Clare Bowen, Jake Yapp, Steve Martin, Matt Deegan, Tim Johns, Helen Quigley and Chris Wood. Plus the ultimate winner of the Hobsons Voicesearch competition.

This festive edition comes direct from the Hippodrome Casino in London's Leicester Square where some of our closest friends have gathered to enjoy some fun audio together and talk about radio production. Clare Bowen of the RAB plays comedy radio ads that really sell, comedian Jake Yapp reveals what happened in the studio when he auditioned for the voice of cheese strings, Matt Deegan from Folder Media shares one of the latest "D Love" digital radio ads, producers Tim Johns and Chris Wood compare their experiences making trails for BBC Local Radio, Steve Martin plays an ad he heard on the radio in Liberia, competition finalists Mark Hulmes, Sefa Nyki and Jumoke Ogunkoya look back over the Hobsons Voicesearch 2012 challenge and voice artist and producer Helen Quigley shares her tips for the winner. You'll also hear audio from Gremlins Audio, a Church, a fish and chip shop, Jake Yapp's radio show and Armstrong & Miller. This podcast is the last in the present series.

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from left: Mark Hulmes, Matt Deegan, Sefa Nyki, Tim Johns, Clare Bowen, Chris Wood, Jake Yapp, Helen Quigley and Jumoke Ogunkoya.

Seasons greetings

The Earshot Creative Review podcast plays great radio production with the people who make it. This is the last in the present series.

This festive edition comes direct from the Hippodrome Casino in London’s Leicester Square where some of our closest friends have gathered to enjoy some fun audio together and talk about radio production.

Clare Bowen of the RAB plays comedy radio ads that really sell, comedian Jake Yapp reveals what happened in the studio when he auditioned for the voice of cheese strings, Matt Deegan from Folder Media shares one of the latest “D Love” digital radio ads, producers Tim Johns and Chris Wood compare their experiences making trails for BBC Local Radio, Steve Martin plays an ad he heard on the radio in Liberia, competition finalists Mark Hulmes, Sefa Nyki and Jumoke Ogunkoya look back over the Hobsons Voicesearch 2012 challenge and voice artist and producer Helen Quigley shares her tips for the winner.

You’ll also hear audio from Gremlins Audio, a Church, a fish and chip shop, Jake Yapp’s radio show and Armstrong & Miller.

Hobsons Voicesearch 2012

We announce the ultimate winner of our competition to find and reward new British voice talent. Jumoke, Sefa, Mark and Scott have all faced studio challenges with us and our friends at Global Radio, the BBC and Reelworld but only one will land a twelve month professional representation contract with Hobsons. Listen to the podcast to discover who it is.

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Credits

creative-review-hobsons-square-logo-150x150.jpg?resize=150%2C150" width="150" height="150">Earshot Creative Review imaging by Chris Nichol at Wizz FX with custom sung vocals from Session Singer Online and beds by radiobeds.com. BBC Local Radio bed by Mcasso Music.

The podcast is sponsored by international.com">Hobsons. Special thanks to Kate Cocker.

Views expressed are personal. The contributors 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.

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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