New Dates for Wildlife Sound Recording Courses with Chris Watson

We're pleased to announce dates of 3-5 Sep and 10-12 Dec for this year's Wildlife Sound courses.

The importance of the sound track and the role of the sound recordist is often over-looked in the production of wildlife films. The successful recording of wildlife sound, and creation of the film's sound track is a crucial and major part of the creative process. With new digital equipment available for recording and editing sound it requires skill and experience to do the job justice.

This two-day course aims to teach you the skills necessary and give you hands-on experience with some of the latest equipment. The course is suitable for aspiring wildlife film-makers, camera operators, camera assistants, producers and sound recordists. It is taught by Chris Watson, one of the world's top wildlife sound specialists who regularly works for the BBC, and assisted by audio specialist Jez riley French.

Full info and how to book at http://www.wildeye.co.uk/sound.html

Courses Coming Up:

Wildlife Camera Operator Course (UK) 26-28 March 2010 - 1 place available

Research and Production Course (UK) 30 April - 2 May 2010 - 2 places available

Introduction to Wildlife Film-making (UK) 14-17 May 2010 - 1 place available

Introduction to Wildlife Film-making (UK) 4-6 June 2010 - places available

Introduction to Wildlife Film-making (UK) 2-4 July 2010 - places available

Wildlife Camera Operator Course (UK) 16-18 July 2010 - places available

Wildlife Film Masterclass (UK) 5-day course 2-6 Aug 2010 - places available

Wildlife Photography (UK) 20-22 Aug 2010 - places available

Wildlife Sound Recording (UK) 3-5 Sep 2010 - places available

Creative Wildlife Video Editing (UK) 10-12 Sep 2010 - places available

Wildlife Sound Recording (UK) 10-12 Dec 2010 - places available

Note that if a course you are interested in is marked as fully booked you can ask to be put on a reserve list should anyone drop out... Other courses to be scheduled will be announced in due course.