NFTS Location Sound Recording Q&A with Industry Panel

What is Location Sound Recording? Where does it fit into film and television making? How do you become a Location Sound Recordist?

These questions and more will be answered in NFTS’ online Q&A with alumni Location Sound Recordists Tom Fennell and Sara Lima, and course leader Judi Lee-Headman.

‘I’ve relished my role as sound mixer and boom operator and the unique challenges each new situation has presented, working on a wide variety of productions in the UK and abroad. I enjoy any opportunity to work with established sound mixers and boom operators, and build my expertise with talented crews on exciting projects of all descriptions!’ Tom Fennell (credits include The Batman, Hanna, The North Water, 1917, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker).

You will also be able to hear about NFTS’ 15-month Location Sound Recording Postgraduate Diploma – the only one of its kind in the UK – which has been developed in response to industry demands for suitably trained production sound professionals, taught by Judi Lee-Headman (credits include Anansi Boys, Homeland, The Capture, SAS Rogue Heroes).

Event programme:

• Discussion on the role of the Location Sound Recordist with Judi Lee-Headman, Sara Lima and Tom Fennell
• Q&A

Once you have booked your place, you will receive details of how to join the event

Questions or access requirements? Please email openday@nfts.co.uk