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Introduction to Eclipsa Audio by Vaudeville Sound

Eclipsa Audio is a new immersive 3D audio technology developed by Google and Samsung. Designed to provide an enhanced listening experience, particularly in home entertainment environments with limited speaker setups, Eclipsa Audio is an open-source, royalty-free format, meaning content creators and device manufacturers can use it without licensing fees.  
Having pioneered the use of Eclipsa Audio - creating high-quality 3D sound for interactive media like games, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and film - Vaudeville's Luke Hatfield will explain this exciting new immersive format and how to use it.
SpeakerLuke Hatfield, Group Head of Sound - Vaudeville Post

From Silence to Soundscape: Creating the Auditory World of 'A Thousand Blows'

Sound is a powerful storytelling tool and plays a crucial role in bringing on-screen action to life. In this masterclass, the audio team will take you behind the scenes of ‘A Thousand Blows’, showcasing the creative and technical process of crafting immersive soundscapes. From footsteps to fight scenes, discover how the foley team take everyday objects and transform them into cinematic sound effects. Gain insight into the challenges and artistry of bringing all the different sound elements together to create an authentic world. Whether you’re a filmmaker, sound designer, or simply fascinated by the magic of sound in storytelling, this session offers a unique look into the world of audio.
ChairpersonJames Doyle, Business Development Manager - Molinare
SpeakersRichard Pryke, Re-Recording Mixer - MolinareRebecca Heathcote, Senior Foley Artist - MolinareFrancesca Bourne, Foley Mixer - MolinareGlen Gathard, Supervising Sound Editor & Chief Creative Officer - Molinare

The Sounds of Saturday Night

Saturday primetime is appointment TV. With a rich history of famous formats, as many as 25 million of us come together for TV on Saturday night. Explore the unique challenges behind the sound some of our most-watched and technically ambitious shows, from Strictly to Ant & Dec, Michael McIntyre and Gladiators.
ChairpersonLucy J Mitchell, Dialogue Editor - LJ Studios
SpeakersRichard Sillitto, Sound Supervisor - RS SoundRobert Edwards, Sound Director

The Art of Sound: Mastering the Final Mix with Adam Daniel

Join us for an exclusive masterclass with Adam Daniel, acclaimed Re-Recording Mixer, as he delves into the world of sound post-production. With more than 180 feature film credits - including the BAFTA-nominated 'Hard Truths', 'The Critic', and the cult classic 'V for Vendetta' — Adam will explore the power of collaboration, his creative process, technical expertise, and the pivotal role of sound in storytelling. This session is essential for those seeking an insight into working on a theatrical mix stage, crew dynamics and what it takes to deliver world class mixes. 
SpeakerAdam Daniel, Re-Recording Mixer - Point1Post

From Script to Screen: Storytelling with Sound on Black Mirror S7

Join this exclusive masterclass where the sound designers, mixers, and audio post-production experts behind Black Mirror reveal their process from script to screen. Gain insight into the creative collaboration and techniques that enhance the show's emotional and psychological impact. Explore how audio shapes Black Mirror's eerie, thought-provoking atmosphere, and uncover industry secrets for crafting bold, immersive sonic worlds.
ChairpersonBen Nemes, Founder - SpaceCrate
SpeakersTom Jenkins, Founder & Supervising Sound Editor - Audium PostJames Ridgway, Re-Recording Mixer - Grand Central PostJen Annor, Production Sound Mixer & Sound Recordist

Scoring the Story: Crafting the Perfect Sound for Film & TV

From sweeping orchestral scores to subtle atmospheric soundscapes, music is a crucial element in storytelling. This panel brings together an esteemed group of composers behind projects such as The Tourist, Miss Austen, BBC's Green Planet, Black Doves, Battle of the Somme, and Song for Marion to explore the creative and technical craft of composing for film and TV. The discussion will cover the entire musical journey—from early concept discussions to final production—shedding light on the delicate balance between score, soundtrack, and source music.
Whether you're a filmmaker, composer, or just fascinated by how music shapes storytelling, this session offers unique insights from those who bring sound to the screen.
ChairpersonBen Baldwin, Founder - Chuffed Productions
SpeakersBenji Merrison, ComposerDominik Scherrer, ComposerLaura Rossi, Composer

Sound On Set: Capturing the Perfect Take

Sound is half the picture, yet capturing high-quality audio on location remains one of the biggest challenges in film and TV production.  This panel will explore the essential techniques, tools, and tricks for recording pristine sound on set.  Industry professionals will share their experiences tackling difficult locations, unpredictable weather, and noisy environments while balancing the demands of production.  From choosing the right microphones to working seamlessly with directors and cinematographers, this session is packed with practical insights for sound recordists, filmmakers, and anyone passionate about achieving top-tier audio in their productions.
ChairpersonKate Davis AMPS, Head of Audio - Azimuth
SpeakersAndrew Sissons AMPS, Production Sound MixerCassandra Rutledge, Production Sound MixerSimon Bishop, Sound Supervisor & Location Recordist

Keynote Conversation: James Mather

Oscar-winning Supervising Sound Editor James Mather shares insight into his craft and career, just ahead of the worldwide release of his latest project - Mission:Impossible - The Final Reckoning.
ChairpersonBen Nemes, Founder - SpaceCrate
SpeakerJames Mather, Supervising Sound Editor

Cutting Edge: A Masterclass in Editing High-Octane Blockbusters

Join acclaimed film editor Eddie Hamilton (Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Top Gun: Maverick) for an exclusive conversation about the art and craft of editing high-octane blockbuster films. With decades of experience shaping some of Hollywood’s most thrilling action sequences, Eddie will take us behind the scenes of his process, from collaborating with directors to crafting seamless, pulse-pounding edits that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. 
Whether you're a filmmaker, editor, or film enthusiast, this is a rare opportunity to hear firsthand insights from one of the industry's top editors.
ChairpersonFelicity Barr, Broadcast Journalist
SpeakersEddie Hamilton A.C.E., Film Editor

TRUE CRIME : Honesty vs Sensationalism

Author, broadcaster and journalist, Marcel Theroux (The Playboy Bunny Murder, ITV) interviews author and Emeritus Professor of Criminology, David Wilson (In The Footsteps of Killers, Channel 4) to interrogate David's recent Broadcast article 'True crime needs honesty, not sensationalism'.
ChairpersonMarcel Theroux, Writer & Broadcaster
SpeakersDavid Wilson, Professor of Criminology at Birmingham City University, TV & Radio presenter and best-selling author