SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre

SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre

Research Services

Exploring the potential in sound and AV media, bringing together musicians, sound designers, film makers and more.

About us

The SOUND/IMAGE Research group at the University of Greenwich is one of the most active clusters in the School of Design. Using practice as a tool of critical enquiry, we investigate the possibilities available to create new aesthetic experiences through a range of audiovisual media technologies. Exploring both the relationships between sound and the moving image, and the images which sound construct on their own, we are engaged in a wide range of international projects with high profile collaborative partners.

Industry
Research Services
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Educational
Specialties
sound design, audiovisual, composition, music, and film

Locations

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    University of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich

    London, SE10 9LS, GB

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Updates

  • Fantastic to celebrate our new research labs supported by Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) investment via the World Class Labs Programme.

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    AHRC have published a new report that evaluates the impact of their World Class Labs programme. Find out how projects, including our SHIFT programme, are feeding into a research and innovation infrastructure that is equipped for the future. Our SHIFT (Shared Hub for Immersive Future Technologies) programme delivers state-of-the-art collaborative co-production facilities for creative and cultural research.   Bringing together practitioners and approaches from drama, film, architecture, music and sound, SHIFT has strengthened existing research and allowed for new collaboration and ideas across the disciplines.   Our project was supported as part of the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council’s World Class Labs programme, which is supporting the upgrade of the UK’s creative and heritage facilities. This funding has helped research organisations like ours maintain and improve our facilities, laboratories and digital resources. With access to cutting-edge technologies, our researchers are equipped to put their exciting ideas to practice. Read more: https://lnkd.in/esHNC6Tt

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  • Sonic Scope Call 6 is inspired by the recent publication Art of Sound by our researchers Emma Margetson and Andrew Knight-Hill. Sonic Scope Journal | CALL & RESPONSE ISSUE 6 | | DEADLINE: June 24th 2024 | With a prompt from Sound/Image Research Centre members Andrew Knight-Hill and Emma Margetson - artists and researchers are invited to submit creative responses in a variety of formats to the call for submissions: https://lnkd.in/eeCYBFds "In response to our Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded research, we seek responses that actively embrace creativity as complex, messy, rich, convoluted and diverse. Rather than seeing this complexity as a negative, we ask how we might recognise this as the core affordance and strength of its power. How might such an approach unlock new ways of celebrating practice to understand our worlds?" #practice #practiceresearch #creativity #art #sound

    Call & Response Issue 6

    Call & Response Issue 6

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  • International Travel Bursaries for SOUND/IMAGE 2024 for Under Represented Regions. https://lnkd.in/eSvtVn3a With support from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), we are delighted to announce a special fund for bursaries to subsidise travel and accommodation for artists and scholars from historically underrepresented regions to attend and participate in this year’s SOUND/IMAGE festival. https://lnkd.in/eRCvrEE5 The goal of this fund is to amplify and champion new voices and address previous historical underrepresentation in the SOUND/IMAGE festival, which takes place in November 2024 in Greenwich, London, UK. We are specifically interested in receiving proposals from artists and scholars based in Africa, Asia (particularly the South Asian Indian subcontinent; Central and West Asia and the Middle East; and Southeast Asia) as well as from across the Caribbean and Central and Southern America. We are committed to enabling as many participants to attend as possible within the scope of our budget, and we reserve the right to offer both partial and full bursaries. We are grateful to the AHRC for making this bursary scheme possible, via follow-on investment in Creative Research Capabilities, linked with our Shared Hub for Immersive Future Technologies. https://lnkd.in/en99cW_4

  • The call for our 2024 SOUND/IMAGE Festival is now open for submissions, on the theme of "Mediated Spaces and Immersion" Deadline for submissions is Friday 21 June 2024 at 23:59 UTC+1. SOUND/IMAGE 2024 will collaboratively question how our chosen sound and image media fabricate, articulate and question our spaces of experience. And how these spaces we enact, provide affective and engaging experiences to immerse audiences.  Spatial multichannel audio situates the listener in immersive soundfields, while films – projected either inside or out of frames – transmit forms and textures onto new surfaces. LIDAR scans and photogrammetry paint 3D models of architectures which enable us to explore unbounded, traversing impossible trajectories. Installations create durational happenings which invite audiences to engage around and through them, while performances render spaces of experience through the articulation of liveness and the fleeting moment. Through a rich complementary programme of talks, screenings, loudspeaker orchestra concerts and workshops – SOUND/IMAGE 2024 will bring together diverse perspectives to stimulate discussion, debate and reveal new insights upon questions of mediated space and immersion across and between fields, including music, film, architecture, performance and digital arts. We invite composers, filmmakers, artists, performers, architects to share their practice and research amongst a global community of artists and creatives working at the intersection of media. We seek submissions that explore the diverse areas of sound / image practice and actively encourage applications from candidates of all ethnicities, backgrounds and genders, who are traditionally underrepresented. FULL DETAILS: https://lnkd.in/eRCvrEE5

    SOUND/IMAGE 2024 Festival – Call for Works

    SOUND/IMAGE 2024 Festival – Call for Works

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