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joseph young
Originally trained as an actor at
Drama Centre, London (1979-82). In 2005, Joseph completed a research MA
at the University of Brighton with his installation "The Family Album"
- a reflective narrative combining spoken word and binaural location
recording.
As a sound designer and composer in the theatre, Joseph won the 1992
Carling London Fringe Award for his work on "The Ballad of the
Limehouse Rat" by Tim Newton. Recent composition work includes the
soundtrack for a Friday Play "Full Blown" on BBC Radio 4, and the title
theme and incidental music for a documentary series for ITV Meridian,
"St Dunstans".
His work has been broadcast on Framework
on Resonance FM, also on Aaron Ximm's One
Minute Vacation.
Recent work:
(Re)Awakening
of a City! - a celebration of urban noise.
Creative Partnerships artist at
White House Primary School, Hailsham.
A performance at Betsey's
Salon at The Flea Pit in London of some work-in-progress
fusing junk emails and urban noise.
Soundscape for Another
Kind of Silence a play about
environmentalist author Rachel Carson. "Sound designer Joseph
Young ... does a great job with the fragile soundscape of birdsong..."
- The List, 21st Aug 2008.
Download my CV:
.pdf
.doc
Photograph of Joseph
Young used courtesy of Rob Walker.
collaborators...
chris umney
Production Manager, Lighting
Designer, Sound Artist, member of Wevie
Stonder.
dallas simpson
Dallas is a well-known member of the
phonography community with a number of commercial releases to his name.
An in-depth article: The Art of Location Binaural Performance, was
first published in the UK Journal of Free Improvisation: Rubberneck;
subsequently reproduced on the US website for free improvisation - The
Improvisor.
Dallas
has over 50 hours of unreleased and unbroadcast live
location binaural performance recordings and has performed all over the
UK and Europe.
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