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An exclusive presentation by Chris Watson, renowned wild life recordist and broadcaster.
"A Journey South” Experience a sound journey to the Antarctic and the South Pole, with sound recordist Chris Watson. This audio visual tour features recordings made during the BBC series Frozen Planet – the sounds of glaciers calving, Adelie penguins, Orcas hunting and Weddell seals singing under the sea ice and concluding at the South Pole at the location of Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s ill-fated journey in 1912.”
Free registration is open now for IPS members and £5 tickets are available for non-members.
Doors open at 7.00 with the talk beginning at 7.30
Book now to avoid disappointment!
A "How did they do that" demonstration of the recent BBC TV dramatic reconstruction of the Apollo 11 journey to the moon and back.
"Previously classified cockpit audio, recorded by the astronauts themselves, gives a unique insight into their fears and excitement as they undertake the mission. And dramatic reconstruction brings those recordings to life, recreating the crucial scenes that were never filmed - the exhilarating launch, the first sight of the moon, the dramatic touchdown and nail-biting journey home. Original archive footage from the Apollo programme is combined with newly shot film and cinematic CGI to create the ultimate documentary of the ultimate human adventure"
This presentation will include contributions from the location, music and post teams. Provisional information - more details to follow (NB date may change slightly)
