• #92 - Falmouth Uni Part 1

  • Dec 29 2023
  • Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins
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#92 - Falmouth Uni Part 1

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  • Our trip down to Falmouth Uni preceded The Prosthetics Event 2023. It was a great trip, and so nice to see the work being done by students there and talk shop.

    As always, we have a rough idea about what we want to talk about, but it's always led by the feeling in the room at the time, questions that come up and current events within the group .

    We spoke for so long in a packed room using a single recorder, so the sound is a little different from our usual close microphone stuff.

    It went on for nearly three hours, and fell into two distinct sections - the first half we present here.

    The second part we shall release soon, and was when Neill Gorton arrived after just having beaten Covid again. Present were lecturers and all-round good eggs Brad Greenwood and Duncan Cameron, plus a room crammed with the students from the Prosthetic Effects MA who we had come to see.

    Thanks to Duncan Cameron for his awesome sketches which feature in the episode art of parts 1 and 2. Check his work out on Insta @brokensharkcage.

    Thanks for listening! Incidentally, the 'Hi, welcome to passes with bits of brother' bit comes from an automated transcript attempt in Word of the near 3 hour recording. Needless to say,I don't think we will be using that as a way to pull text from audio!

    More notes on the blog post found at

    https://battleswithbitsofrubber.com/falmouthp1
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