About sounddelivery
Storytelling is at the heart of what we do. Our hands-on training workshops, high quality media production services and creative consultancy will bring your organisation's stories to life and build your relationship with new and existing audiences.
Training
Our hands-on workshops will introduce you to social media, podcast and video production and creative techniques, building your confidence and giving you practical knowhow that you can put into practice straight away.
Spotlight
Getting started with social media
We’re delighted to have produced a new guide “Getting started with social media” for the Family Strategic Partnership. During March and April 2012 we delivered social media workshops for organisations working with families all over the country. This handbook was created to accompany the training. You can download a pdf of the guide or view it [...]
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Case studies
News
Local Engagement in the historic environmentIn April we ran training workshops in Birmingham and York for Historic Environment professionals, looking at how to engage local communities in the work they do and also what role social media could play in interacting with communities.
Training and Events
We've been delivering tailor-made courses for a number of clients over the past few months but we'll be releasing some dates for our next open courses soon.
Audio and Podcasts
CharityComms – Audio Reports from the Digital Communications ConferenceCharity Comms, the professional membership body for charity communicators, recently held a conference exploring the opportunities digital media offers to reach key audiences, build profiles and demonstrate impact. To support the event sounddelivery created a number of audio reports with delegates and speakers. These were recorded, edited and uploaded online within the day allowing sharing and promotion to take place almost instantaneously.
Video and Slideshows
Leicester Hospitals Charity – Our Space Appeal
To support the Leicester Hospitals Charity’s Appeal for a new teenage/young people cancer ward at Leicester Royal Infirmary we were commissioned to create this video. We prepared all the interviews and then worked with an in-house cameraman. We then crafted a narrative from all the raw footage.
Leicester Hospitals Charity, with support from the Teenage Cancer Trust, and the Robbie Anderson Cancer Trust, needs to raise £1.4 million for the project to go ahead. If the money can be raised in time, work on the new unit will start in summer 2012.























