The Makers Series

This intermediate sound design workshop is for creatives ready to level up their skills and push their practice further.

Working with a scene from a play, participants will compose and design sound at a deeper, more intentional level, exploring how audio choices shape rhythm, emotion and meaning.

On Wednesday 18 February, you’ll get a chance to dive into dramaturgy in sound, sharpening how you select, manipulate and structure audio to support narrative and performance.

Blending focused discussion with hands-on making, this workshop taking place at Marsh House Community Centre by 17:30 is about moving from instinct to intention, developing the confidence, technique and creative language needed to take your sound design to the next stage.

About the Facilitator.

XANA is a live loop musician, sound designer, composer and poet who often works collaboratively with other artists, researchers, theatre practitioners and filmmakers. XANA is passionate about working with young people, devising creative workshops, encouraging the engagement of others with music, and broadcast technology. XANA is an organiser of Afrotech Festival; a recipient of Spitalfields Music Open Call funding award; and an artist in residence at Tate Modern and Tate Britain.