S1 E4 - Conversations with Sound Designers

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Conversations with Sound Designers

Peter Rice

16 episodes

1 month ago

‘Conversations with Sound Designers’ is a series of interviews with Theatre Sound designers about their career paths the artistic process of sound design Focusing on UK Sound Designers, including a wide range of artists, from established designers to those and the start of their career, from content-based shows to musicals, west end, Broadway and the regions This episode is kindly supported by Association for Sound Design and Production, The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and the National Theatre Sound Department.

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S1 E4 - Conversations with Sound Designers - Tingying Dong

Conversations with Sound Designers

1 hour 11 minutes 28 seconds

3 years ago

S1 E4 - Conversations with Sound Designers - Tingying Dong

Ting is a Sound Designer, Composer, and Theatre Maker. After graduating from drama school in 2019, she started off creating sound design for fringe theatre and quickly made her way into larger spaces. Her recent work includes Watch On The Rhine at Donmar Warehouse, My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) at Garrick Theatre, and designing the sound content for The Crucible at National Theatre.

As a Theatre Maker, Ting is collaborating with practitioners from different disciplines on a few projects, with topics around cultural identity, existential crisis, eco-system, and languages. She enjoys the process of devising and is interested in exploring experimental, multi-disciplinary, and magical realistic forms.

Born and bred in China, Ting studied for an MSc in Behavioural Economics in the Netherlands before moving to London. She trained at the BA(Hons) Production and Technical Arts course at LAMDA.