@chloesackur.bsky.social for producing with vision and flair– with much support by the lovely Catherine Phillips!– and always, to Charlotte Melén for ensuring each and every AT production meets (and exceeds!) the highest standard.
Tune in now on BBC Sounds.
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an assembly of headshots for the creative team of 400 strangers, including director Celia DeWolff, sound designer David Thomas, producer Chloe Sackur, Exec. producer Charlotte Melén, and broadcast assistant Catherine Phillips
400 Strangers was crafted by yet another ✨ brilliant ✨ team of collaborators. Our deepest thanks to playwright Katie Farr for this wonderful piece, director Celia De Wolff who led our incredible company of actors and helmed this phenomenal project, David Thomas for his stunning sound design,
400 Strangers, now on BBC Sounds.
In this powerful new audio drama by Katie Farr of @steinbergassocs.bsky.social, 400 asylum-seeking men are housed in two East Midlands hotels, as fear and distrust ripple through a once close-knit community, with tragic consequences.
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
TODAY at 3pm on #BBCRadio4 - 400 STRANGERS by KATIE FARR. Don't miss this 'searing, compassionate portrait of a community on the brink' - a timely new audio Drama on 4 @almost-tangible.bsky.social
Listen live: bit.ly/4uLsYGx
Review of 400 Strangers in Radio Times
Lovely 400 Strangers review in Radio Times!
Don’t miss this timely & powerful new audio drama — tomorrow 28 March, 15.00 on BBC Radio 4.
Written by Katie Farr
Directed by Celia De Wolff
Sound design by David Thomas
Produced by Chloe Sackur & Charlotte Melén
Broadcast asst Catherine Phillips
400 STRANGERS, a powerful new audio drama by KATIE FARR. When 400 asylum-seeking men are housed in two East Midlands hotels, a once close-knit community is pulled apart with tragic consequences.
🎧 this Saturday 28 March 3pm Drama on 4: bit.ly/4uLsYGx
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Headshots for the company of 400 Strangers, including Andrea Lowe, Dorothy Atkinson, Nina Wadia, Aisling Loftus, Mohamed Elsandel, and Tom McLoughlin.
Headshots for the company of 400 Strangers, including Rohan Singh, Jacob Partali, Carl Prekopp, Tom Glenister, Ahmad Sakhi, and Peter Caulfield.
Headshots for the company of 400 Strangers, including David Hounslow, Finlay Paul, Christine Kavanagh, Basel Osman, and Elham Ehsas.
The cover art for 400 strangers, showing a long hotel corridor with brown carpet, tan walls, and brown doors. White bold capitalised text reads “400 Strangers”, and the BBC logo is positioned centrally in one of the image’s fluorescent ceiling lights.
Announcing the brilliant company of 400 Strangers, a powerful new audio drama.
When 400 asylum-seeking men are housed in two East Midlands hotels, fear and distrust ripple through a once close-knit community, with tragic consequences.
Tune in Saturday 28 March, 15.00 on BBC Radio 4.
The cover art for 400 strangers, showing a long hotel corridor with brown carpet, tan walls, and brown doors. White bold capitalised text reads “400 Strangers”, and the BBC logo is positioned centrally in one of the image’s fluorescent ceiling lights.
📣 NEXT UP on @bbcradio4‼️
When 400 asylum-seeking men are housed in two East Midlands hotels, fear and distrust ripple through a once close-knit community, with tragic consequences.
We can’t wait to share this powerful new audio drama with you all— airing Saturday 28 March at 15.00 on BBC Radio 4.
Please let us know what you think! 🐺🎧
We are immensely proud of this immersive, Nordic noir production, and are thrilled that it seems to have moved people as it moved us while making it.
If you haven't listened yet (and what are you waiting for!?), find it now on BBC Sounds or the BBC Limelight feed wherever you listen to podcasts!
Over a background showing misty trees on a mountainous landscape, white text reads “What I loved most was the soundscape. I could hear the water, the cabins, the forest and trees, the well. It was incredibly evocative. I could feel my feet ploughing up the mountain... I could hear the salmon farm tanks. There was so much water.”
Today Wolf Valley is available to devour entirely wherever you listen to podcasts! 🥳
Thank you so much to everyone who has tuned in over the last month and especially those who have written to us with generous feedback about your listening experience.
a beautiful reading of The Witch of Fife for our AT Classics collection, and as sound designer and composer for Fits and Starts. She is always willing to go the extra mile to get the perfect take – including recording from the pool for this scene in Wolf Valley!
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We have been working with the brilliant Stephanie MacGaraidh since her first role with AT in our inaugural production of Macbeth, recorded live at Glamis Castle. Since then, Steph has joined us for our Robert Burns collection,
How do you capture the soundscape of a character in the water? DUH, actor in a pool! 🏊♀️
A screenshot of the BBC sounds app showing the live feed of bbc radio 4 Limelight— Wolf Valley. The cover art shows an outline of a blue/grey wolf, within which we see the mountainous coast of the Norwegian fjords, and a white car facing the viewer with snow falling in front of the headlights. All caps text reads Wolf Valley across the centre, with the BBC and Limelight logos at the top and bottom, respectively.
Wolf Valley episode 4 is now live on BBC Radio 4!
We were beyond lucky to welcome the Wolf Valley company to the AT Family and we feel honoured that they enjoyed the experience of creating this special production.
Episode 4 airs tomorrow at 14.15 on BBC Radio 4, but you can stream the whole series now on BBC Sounds! 🐺🎧
Making immersive audio requires not only unique recording methods and a creative production team, but a company of actors who are willing to forget everything they know about audio drama and go on the adventure with us!
Wolf Valley is a Nordic noir eco-thriller about the wild darkness in us all. Stream the series on BBC Sounds, or get started with the first 2 eps on Spotify before episode 3 is released tomorrow (and airs live at 14.15 on Radio 4 Limelight!)
Our philosophy has always been to get stuck in the thick of things, get outside, & break down expectations of what making audio drama looks like!
To make immersive audio, you have to immerse yourself.
Here are just a few moments from the recording of Wolf Valley, our latest audio drama for BBC Radio 4, that showcase our methodology toward creating audio you *feel*.
Looking for a new audio drama? Our Nordic noir eco-thriller Wolf Valley is out now— listen to the first 2 eps on @Spotify or binge the whole 5-part series on BBC Sounds! Or if you enjoy the experience of tuning in live, episode 2 airs 14.15 today on BBC Radio 4 😌 open.spotify.com/episode/0WoL...
Looking for a new audio drama to immerse yourself in? Why not try Wolf Valley, an immersive and thrilling Nordic noir crime drama— episode 1 out now on the Radio 4 Limelight feed on Spotify. Episode 2 lands Friday, or binge the whole series on BBC sounds! open.spotify.com/episode/3xHE...
Looking for an audio drama to listen to while avoiding the horrors?
Wolf Valley is a 5-part Nordic noir eco-thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It’s available in full now on BBC Sounds, or listen to ep1 on the Limelight feed on Spotify before ep2 lands Friday 14.15 on BBC Radio 4!
If interested, please do email chloe.sackur@almost-tangible.com by Tuesday 27th
Role 2:
Playing age 20s/30s, male actor of Afghan heritage who can perform with that accent and speak a few lines of Pashto. Ideally based London/South East.
Role 3:
Playing age 20s/30s, male actor of Eritrean heritage who can perform with that accent. Ideally based London/South East.
For a Radio 4 drama produced by Almost Tangible
Availability: w/c 9th February
Role 1:
Playing age 15+, but need a male actor 18+ of south Asian heritage. Needs to be able to perform with an East Midlands accent and ideally based London/South East.
AUDIO DRAMA CASTING CALL!
We are in search of a few actors for an upcoming project. If you or someone you know fits the following briefs, please be in touch! We are hoping to review self tapes ASAP.
So excited for everyone to hear you in this, David!