sounddelivery and the Third Sector PR and Communications Network hosted a Q&A session with Sally Flatman, the producer of the BBC Radio 4 Appeal. She talked about what makes a successful appeal and how she’s now using social and digital media, such as Twitter and audio slideshows, to extend the reach of the Appeals beyond the radio audience.
We’re delighted to announce that a project developed and delivered by sounddelivery for Crich Tramway Village has won the “Working with Children and Young People” award at the Derbyshire Heritage Awards. The project involved young people creating an audio trail to guide visitors through the museum’s restored period village streets.
We’re thrilled to have started 2011 will a flourish. sounddelivery has been commissioned by the charity Carers UK to produce a series of multi-media case studies using audio, video and photography. These stories will be hosted on a soon to-be-launched website as well as by other departments with the organisations.
[ October 6, 2011; 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. ] The one day Powerful Podcasting course will teach you how to carry out interviews and learn the skills you need to collect stories and case studies for your organisation. You’ll learn how to structure your interviews and podcasts, edit your material using Audacity, create an RSS feed to host your podcasts on iTunes and take advantage of audio sharing sites like AudioBoo and SoundCloud.
sounddelivery 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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We’re putting the spotlight on how you can engage and most importantly retain corporate support for the work you do using multi-media content. This doesn’t just apply to traditional charities but also organisations including museums and the cultural and heritage sectors many of which now require corporate support.
The Family Holiday Association has been using audio to engage supporters, feed back to trustees and donors and also celebrate their partnerships. They commissioned sounddelivery to create some audio features to tie in with their partnership with Thomson Airways.
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