Wired for sound
Orbital Sound recently revived its two-day Sound Skills for Theatre training course under the supervision of Theo Holloway.
The 15 students attending came from very mixed backgrounds - ranging from senior sound students, venue staff, freelancers, and even a rock ‘n’ roll-biased engineer, who is training at a drama school. Set up to familiarise attendees with the disciplines of sound production, the opening day presented a theatre sound overview incorporating digital desks, show control, radio microphones and networking.
Orbital Sound presenters included Richard Carter, Ellie Scott, Nihal Badik and Bill Addison, while Chris Headlam, Eric Simpson, Gareth Owen and Chris Mace also took questions from the interested trainees.
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