I'm Sam. I've always enjoyed making things with sound, especially music. I'm interested in helping others realise their creative ideas, and in documenting projects and people I admire.
Professionally I've worked as a Audio Producer, Editor, Sound Designer, Script Writer, Coordinator, and Facilitator for organisations including The Kitchen Sisters, Resonance FM, Tate, The RSA, Blinkist, Maximum Rocknroll, Raw Material, and Clean Break. Sometimes I make videos too, including a few for Catchlight.
I've lived and worked in San Francisco, California, and London, England. The beauty of the Bay wins out for me. I'm really interested at the moment in neurodiveristy and the discourse around it, especially in relation to work.
Projects
- A Seat in SohoA Seat in Soho is an immersive exhibition that shines a light on a handful of the two and half thousand residents of the famous London disctrict. Supported by Arts Council England, theatre designer and artist Stella Cecil and creative producer Tiphaine Tailleux created a community living room in a shop front on Ganton Street in the heart of Soho where visitors can sit back and listen to audio portraits of eight of Soho’s longstanding residents.
- Tate: Where does inspiration come from?In 1932 Pablo Picasso experienced a burst of creativity. But where does such inspiration come from? Artists, musicians and writers unravel some of the myths around creativity. How we can unlock our powers of invention and overcome a creative drought? A Resonance production, produced by Samuel Robinson for Tate. Features: Achim Borchardt-Hume, Suzanne Pal, Estella Adeyeri, Anthony Brandt, Sarah Carne, Angela Wereko- Anderson
- BBC New Creatives: Our Mind's EyeProduced in collaboration with the ICA and BBC for the New Creatives scheme, 'Our Mind's Eye' is a collaboration with Raw Sounds participants Hani Malcolm-Ibrahim, Rowan Bhatti, Nicola Laughton & Skye Moseley to produce “Our Mind’s Eye” an audio exhibition that discusses social norms, identity politics, mental health, and more. The project showcases how the artists “see the limitations but don't accept them as reality” using art, media and music to produce an emotive and immersive body of work.
Work history
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Senior Supervising ProducerBlinkist
- London, United KingdomFull Time
- Key contributor, devising strategy for content, budget, resource allocation, prioritisation, and collaboration
- Devising novel formats that fulfilled company goals inc prototyping and presenting to stakeholders
- Conceptualised, developed, and realised new formats inc. Blinkist’s Shortcasts
- Scripting writing and direction for hosts including Malcolm Gladwell and Michael Lewis
- Setting up and maintaining production processes / building workflows
- Responsible for Freelance Audio Producer hiring and management
- Supervised the production and acted as Editor of Shortcasts by Freelance Producers
- Mentoring and developing the skills of Junior Producers and Audio Production novices
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Lead FacilitatorRaw Material Music & Media
- London, United KingdomFreelance
- Designed accessible and accredited audio and podcast production courses tailored to people experiencing mental ill health and complex needs such as autistic spectrum disorder, ADHD, and poor levels of literacy
- Worked with participants to design and produce creative audio; learning skills in storytelling, conceptual development, interviewing, recording, editing, and sound design
- Supported young people to create broadcast quality work as part of audio commissions for organisations including the BBC, Institute for Contemporary Art, and Resonance FM
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Skills
- Audio Recording
- Audio Editing
- Music Composition
- Sound Design
- Facilitating Workshops
- Interviewing
- Scripting
- Field Recording
- Mentoring
- Website Creation