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Backstage with Alana Ashley
This week we go backstage with Alana Ashley, Masters graduate of Bristol Old Vic Theatre school, founder of the Whitecard Collective, makeup artist and set designer!
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Backstage with Miles Leonard
This week, we go backstage with Miles Leonard, someone who knows all too well about the music scene as former chairman for Warner/Parlophone Records.
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Backstage with Roger Barrett
This week, we go backstage with Roger Barrett, expert in anything and everything to do with the engineering of temporary structures for live events.
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Backstage with Keely Myers
As one of the UK’s leading production managers with over 20 years’ experience, Keely Myers knows exactly what goes on backstage at your favourite concerts.
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A Peek Behind the Curtain at YTL Arena Bristol
Andrew Billingham, CEO of YTL Arena Bristol, shares an exciting project update, and what we’re looking forward to in 2022.
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Artists Paving the Way for Eco-Friendly Touring
YTL Arena Bristol is thrilled to see more and more artists coming forward with plans for sustainable touring.
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Backstage with Sydney Emery
Sydney Emery is the Head of Design at Vevo, an online video platform connecting artists with fans around the world. Find out how Sydney and his team work to find unique ways of showcasing the most interesting voices in music.
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Backstage with Dave Rutledge
For emerging bands, artists and performers, the road to success is rarely a smooth one. Throw a global pandemic in the mix and you’ve got a difficult road to navigate. Multiple lockdowns meant venues had to close, gigs had to be cancelled, and thousands of jobs were put at risk.
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Backstage with Mark Bowers
Behind every successful artist is a team of people who have supported them from the start of their journey, when the venues weren’t so full and the crowds not so loud. Someone who knows all too well about this is Mark Bowers.
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Backstage with Alex Archer
Ever wished you could be a fly on the wall when your favourite song was recorded for the first time? As an audio engineer, you are in the unique position of not only witnessing magic in the making, but also playing an integral part in the production of it.