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.
Production
We produce broadcast-quality audio features, podcasts, videos and audio slideshows, working closely with our clients at every stage from developing the concept to delivering the final product.
Spotlight
New charity effectiveness podcasts
“Voluntary sector”, “charity”, “civil society”, “social action”, “social enterprise”. How should we best describe the third sector? This is the subject of the first of a series of podcasts about the challenges facing not-for-profit organisations, produced by sounddelivery for societyguardian.
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Case studies
News
Social Media Taster Day in our new homeAfter many months of working in various locations – mainly Jude’s flat – we have finally taken the plunge and moved into an office of our own. Our new base is in Aldgate in East London and we’re neighbours with Happy Computers where we run most of our training courses.
Training and Events
Video for the Web – Friday 26th March 2010March 26, 2010; 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. – sounddelivery’s one-day Video for the Web workshop will introduce you to the potential of video as a storytelling medium and give you practical experience of how to create a video podcast or vodcast – from that lightbulb moment to the final production.
Audio and Podcasts
One in Four Conferencesounddelivery was asked to attend One in Four’s Conference: Talking About Mental Health-Getting it Right. The half-day conference aimed to spark a debate about how to communicate sensitively and appropriately about mental health. Speakers included Tony Blair’s former Director of Communications, Alastair Campbell, and Jacqui Thornton, the former health editor of The Sun. Click below to listen to the podcast:
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