Podcasts with an ear for detail!
Whether you already have a clear plan or just the beginnings of an idea, I'll help you turn it into a podcast that moves people, holds their attention and stays with them. With an ear for detail.
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A compelling story doesn't happen by itself. It takes the right questions, thoughtful structure and room for unexpected moments.
What you hear between the words matters too. Silence, atmosphere, music and editing can bring a story to life. Not to impress people with technology, but to draw them into the story.
That's when you're no longer listening from a distance. You're right there in the story, caught up in it and wanting to know what happens next.
You have a story you want to tell. But how do you turn it into a podcast people genuinely enjoy listening to?
From the very first idea, I'll help you shape the content, format and structure. I'll also take care of recording, editing and publishing. The technical side needs to be right, but what matters most is finding the best way to tell your story.
So you can focus on what you want to say.
Seeing With Your Ears is about sound and stories. Listen to podcasts and unusual recordings. Or read about listening, making audio, and what I discover and try out.
Interview met Ingrid Smith over de rol van geluid bij meditatie en mindfulness.
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Over ZooStar, doormiddel van geluid virtuele dieren vangen in de echte wereld.
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Mijn herinneringen in geluid aan mijn fietstocht naar Londen van 14 jaar geleden.
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Because I'm blind, sound plays a big part in how I experience the world. I notice the atmosphere of a place, the subtle emotion in a voice and those moments when silence says more than words.
When making podcasts, I look for those little details too. Not to fill a story with more sound, but to bring you, the listener, closer to it.
Every place has its own sound. The ticking of a clock in a living room, the rhythm of a workshop or the tranquillity of nature. These sounds give a story atmosphere and character.
That's why I prefer recording on location. Where the story takes place or where people feel at home. Sometimes the surroundings play a small part. Sometimes they tell part of the story themselves.
That way, you don't just hear what someone has to say. You experience the world around them.
You don't need to know how to turn your idea into a podcast yet. Tell me what's on your mind, and we'll explore what it could become together.