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The BBC Academy Podcast

Essential listening for the broadcast production, journalism and technology communities. Your guide to everything from editorial and craft skills to taking your next step in the industry. Practical advice on all aspects of TV, radio, journalism.

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8:37

Minipods - Audio storytelling episode four: The Stand Up

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2023/08/08

Let your listener experience what’s happening, as it happens, and give extra magic to your storytelling with a stand-up. Academy trainer, Sam Upton, explains how the stand-up can lend your piece an extra dimension.This is the fourth in a series of minipods on audio storytelling, where Sam shares some insider tricks and tips that'll help enhance your podcast, montage or radio package.Dur 8’37” Produced and presented by Sam Upton.

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8:01

Minipods - Audio storytelling episode three: Sense of...

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2023/08/08

When you’re tell a story on location, do all you can to take your listener with you.In this minipod, BBC Academy trainer, Sam Upton, shares tips for using writing, sound and stand-ups to give that vital sense of place to your podcast or radio package. This is the third in a series of minipods where Sam shares some insider tricks and tips that'll help enhance your audio storytelling.Dur 8’01” Produced and presented by Sam Upton.

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10:07

Minipods - Audio storytelling episode two: Using sound

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2023/08/08

If you don’t use sound to help tell your audio story you make it easier for your listener to “tune out”. Sound can give detail, create atmosphere, act as punctuation, vary texture and more. But how much sound is enough? Listen to find out as BBC Academy audio trainer, Sam Upton, explores the many ways that sound can supercharge your podcast or radio package.This is the second in a series of minipods where Sam shares some insider tricks and tips that'll help enhance your audio storytelling.Dur

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9:50

Minipods - Audio storytelling episode one: Planning

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2023/08/08

Want to bring stardust to your audio storytelling? In this minipod BBC Academy trainer Sam Upton shares some insider tricks and tips that'll help enhance your radio package, montage or podcast.In this first episode Sam explains how planning your piece can give extra depth to your story. With examples from some of the best in the business she digs deep into the elements which, if used carefully, can make your story stand out from the crowd. It’s not just who you talk to but where you talk to them

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18:58

Podcastology episode eleven: Thinking strategy

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2020/03/09

How audience insights can guide your podcast planning

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20:54

Podcastology episode ten: From mic to ear

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2020/03/09

The backstage technical wizardry that brings your podcast to your ear

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27:43

Podcastology episode nine: Political pods

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2020/03/09

How to talk about politics – and entertain as well

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21:42

Podcastology episode six: Future directions

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2019/11/15

Eli Sessions talks to Louise Kattenhorn, commissioning executive for the BBC pop hub network, Lloyd Shepherd, Head of Product at BBC Sounds, and Emmanuella Kwenorty, who develops podcasts for BBC Sounds. Where do they think the world of podcasts is heading, and how is technology changing the way we listen?

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22:39

Podcastology episode seven: Unfiltered conversations

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2019/11/15

In this episode Eli Sessions finds out how to keep conversations natural, with Hannah Hufford, producer of No Country for Young Women, and Sally Heaven, who produces Evil Genius.

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25:19

Podcastology episode eight: Box sets

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2019/11/15

In this episode Eli Sessions looks at those beautifully crafted podcasts that tell dramatic stories in depth. He speaks to Rami Tzaber, the editor behind 13 Minutes to the Moon – which told the story of the moon landing in intimate detail – and the commissioner who made it happen, Jon Manel, the BBC World Service’s commissioning editor for podcasts.

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19:27

Podcastology episode one: What makes a podcast a hit?

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

In the first of a five-part series on podcasting, Miranda explains:- what makes podcasts distinct from radio programmes - how the role of the presenter is different from that on radio - the typical situation of the listener – on a commute, listening through headphones - how to create a different relationship between listener and programme-maker

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25:49

Podcastology episode two: What the BBC is looking for...

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

In part two of our podcasting series, hear from Jason Phipps, commissioning editor for podcasts at the BBC, and Louise Kattenhorn, commissioning editor for BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra.

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22:51

Podcastology episode three: How to produce a podcast

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

Georgia Catt is a producer in BBC radio documentaries, who has made an award-winning podcast, Missing, for the Untold series. She also produced Fortunately with Fi Glover and Jane Garvey.Emma Conneely is a producer in the BBC’s podcast team, responsible for getting podcasts published and promoted.Georgia says that although she hates poor sound quality on a podcast, you can still get a good recording using a smartphone – but be aware of the kinds of background sounds you could pick up that can be

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21:03

Podcastology episode four: Finding an audience for...

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

Promoting a podcast can mean anything from creating an audiogram – a clip from the podcast to promote on social media - to making other digital assets such as quizzes or articles to place online and draw attention to the podcast.According to Rhian, promotion at the start of other podcasts “really delivers figures”. But it depends on “generosity” between podcast producers who are willing to help each other with cross-promotions.There’s also the possibility of a podcast takeover – which is when a

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21:43

Podcastology episode five: Behind the scenes on two...

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

This episode of the Podcastology series includes a discussion about You, Me and the Big C. We recorded it before the death of Rachael Bland.Although the first podcast featured in this episode is about sports – but ranges much wider than that – and the second is about cancer, for Mike, what unites the two ideas is that the relationship between the presenters is the key.With Andrew Flintoff and his co-presenters Robbie Savage and Matthew Syed, Mike said he was confident about the project as soon as

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20:50

Essential kit for the field producer

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/10/04

What production kit should you take when producing radio content in the field?Join BBC Academy trainer Sam Upton and newsgathering field producer Tom Quinn as they talk about what sort of equipment you need for radio production in the field.In this podcast you’ll find everything from:- what type of kit bag to use - which digital recorder and microphones works best - which apps and audio editing software you need - which cables, batteries and extra kit will be handy to take

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19:06

Man Like Mobeen

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2018/02/22

BBC Three's new comedy Man Like Mobeen has made a big impact through social media. BBC Birmingham director Joe Godwin spoke to executive producer Ben Cavey, as well as star and co-writer Guz Khan, to find out about the making of the programme.Man Like Mobeen is set in Small Heath, Birmingham. The production team felt it was important to film in, and cast from, the local community to give the show an authentic feel. The programme set out to tackle negative media representations and give a voice to an

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14:48

From memoir to movie: the story behind the Boy with...

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2017/11/20

The BBC Two drama The Boy with the Topknot was based on a true story. That made the jobs of its writer, producer and director all the more complicated as they worked with actors, commissioners and those who are represented on screen. The 90 minute film the Boy with the Topknot, shown on BBC Two, was eight years in the making. It was adapted from a memoir by the journalist Sathnam Sanghera about his upbringing in Wolverhampton and relations as an adult with his family. Jessica Dromgoole asked Sathnam

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21:59

How do they make the Archers?

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2017/10/24

It's been running continuously since 1951, comes in 12 and a half minute episodes and was originally billed as "an everyday story of country folk". It's sandwiched between bursts of the unforgettable Barwick Green theme (dum de dum de dum de dum; dum de dum de dum dum).The Archers is a national institution. BBC Birmingham, where it's produced, recently held an Archers weekend, so that fans could find out more about the series. As part of it, at an event in the Archers recording studio, an audience

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24:36

Inside daytime television: Ideas, reveals and hard work

The BBC Academy Podcast ·

2017/07/27

Daytime television was once thought of as the nursery slopes of a TV career. Today its complex formats and production requirements are seen by many as more challenging than peak-time programming. “You will learn more making a daytime show than any other.”– Rachel Innes-LumsdenSmaller teams, smaller budgets and tighter schedules mean there’s little room for error. That makes a daytime production team a well-oiled machine where everyone knows their job.Street Auction (above) and Dom on the Spot are

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