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Earshot Creative Review, October 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 |: Oct 22, 2012
Episode Duration |: 00:40:02

From Gateshead, winners of the BBC Local Radio Gillard award for best station promotion. Meet Chris Wood and Richard Latto and hear their audio in this month's podcast.

Meet two of the finalists for best station promotion in this year's BBC Local Radio awards. Chris Wood produced an energetic and multiplatform campaign for a local music festival in Oxfordshire while Richard Latto steered a sensitive course through coverage of the Titanic's 100th anniversary on BBC Radio Solent. Hear them describe how they approached these two large-scale local projects and the resulting creative production. Also, Jumoke, Sefa, Mark and Scott continue their quest to win a year's professional representation with Hobsons. This time they each voice an insurance ad at Global Radio.

Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Photograph by Karen Bullock

head.png?resize=140%2C176" width="140" height="176">Frank Gillard Awards

Meet two of the finalists for best station promotion in this year’s BBC Local Radio awards.

Chris Wood produced an energetic and multiplatform campaign for a local music festival in Oxfordshire while Richard Latto steered a sensitive course through coverage of the Titanic’s 100th anniversary on BBC Radio Solent. Hear them describe how they approached these two large-scale local projects and the resulting creative production.

shortlist-560-300x193.jpg?resize=300%2C193" width="300" height="193">Hobsons Voicesearch

Jumoke, Sefa, Mark and Scott continue their quest to win a year’s professional representation with Hobsons. This time they each voice an insurance ad at Global Radio, complete with caveat terms and conditions read at 900 miles an hour.

Play here

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Subscribe to the Earshot Creative Review via iTunes.

Bonus audio

[audio:eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/earshot/podcast/gillards-solent.mp3|titles=”BBC">http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/earshot/podcast/gillards-solent.mp3|titles=”BBC Radio Solent entry by Richard Latto”] Competition entry audio by Richard Latto.

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Links

Full details of the BBC Local Radio Frank Gillard awards, with a complete list of all winners.

If you like what you hear please vote for the Earshot Creative Review in the podcast-award.eu/uk/start/vote-and-win/business/type/player/uid/6724/podid/6724.html">European Podcast Awards

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 vocals from Session Singer Online and beds by radiobeds.com

The podcast is sponsored by international.com">Hobsons.

Hobsons Voicesearch report by Kate Cocker. Special thanks to Jo McCrostie and Dan Akers at Global Radio creative.

Views expressed are personal and not necessarily those of the BBC or Global Radio. 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.

Comments

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