The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is a drama school based in North West London that provides practical degrees. Students are able to develop skills through onsite projects in Central’s industry standard facilities and are taught by some of the industry’s leading experts. In addition to their onsite work and public productions, students...

We are Spirit Studios; an independent Higher Education provider specialising in Music Production, Music Business and Sound Engineering based in Manchester, UK. Available Courses: BSc (Hons) Live Audio Engineering & Music Production BSc (Hons) Music Business & Creative Industries www.spiritstudios.ac.uk

Despite being relatively new to the world of live events, TPi Breakthrough Talent Awards Standout Talent winner, Dylan Barber has built up an impressive resumé as freelance engineer. Working in both the live and corporate spheres, Barber has already worked with a range of high-profile clients, from the likes of Joe Talbot of IDLES fame...

Uniting under the banner of AUDIOVERSITY, NEXO and Yamaha Professional Audio have been proactive in developing and maintaining their education and training offerings amid the COVID-19 crisis. Considered the industry’s largest free training resource, unlike most manufacturer-led incentives, AUDIOVERSITY is accredited by the AVIXA Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) programme, providing attendees the skills and knowledge...

In a bid to return to some semblance of normality following an incredibly difficult 2020, armed with a facemask, dictaphone and hand sanitiser, TPi made the short trip to Future Yard’s work-in-progress music venue and artist hub on Argyle Street in Birkenhead. Meeting at a suitable social distance, TPi chatted to the organisers, tutors and...

Earlier this summer, during one of TPi’s virtual team meetings, the topic of Production Futures came up. Like many, we naively assumed that when the UK was plunged into lockdown in March that we’d be out of this mess by autumn, or at the very latest, winter time. However, as the months dragged on it...