Charity ads needn’t always be sombre
International Aid for the Protection & Welfare of Animals deals with some seriously sad cases. But a fundraising yoga class provided the opportunity to strike a lighter tone. Who says charity can't be cheerful?
The year sanity prevailed: T’s&C’s guidelines relaxed
It may not be quite up there with Nelson Mandela being released from prison after 27 years, but the new rulings regarding radio advertising Terms & Conditions were long overdue.
City soundtracks – New York & Berlin
Can a city have a soundtrack all its own? Of course it can. Turn up the volume and wander the streets of New York and Berlin.
Painting with sound
Great work that shows how smart cities and a 3D soundscape can transform the lives of those with sight loss. Hats off to Microsoft, Guide Dogs and Future Cities Catapult.
When sound is the cavalry | part 2
With TV idents booked and the whistle about to blow on the start of the UEFA Europa League season, sponsors SEAT had only generic – and silent – driving footage to air. What was needed was some audio 'glue'.
When sound is the cavalry
You don't always have the luxury of a shoot. When that happens, sound design can save the day. In this retrospective, it’s the audio that lends new meaning to stock footage.
Ordinary people doing extraordinary things
Story Scouting for the RNLI’s new podcast series /// By 2024, the RNLI will have been saving lives at sea for 200 years. To commemorate this, I have the privilege of unearthing stories past, present and future,...