Panelists will describe their career influences, and discuss whether flexibility, a broad outlook and the "maverick" spirit are essential elements to achieving longevity in the audio business. They will muse on the expectations generated by audio education, training and, the tacit suspicion that "Mindset" is more important than 'Skillset" in most employment areas.
Panelists include: Dennis Weinreich:
Professor David Fisher: Responsible for the establishment of the only 'Tonmeister' course available in the UK. The development of the audio course at Surrey University is consider to be one of the pinnacles of academic and practical training in audio skills.
Barry Marshall: Successful producer/musician and educator
Elliott Randall: Top session guitar player originally based in California during the era of The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan for whom he provided legendary recorded performances. Now a true Brit, he is a, composer, producer and pro audio educator.
Panel Moderator, Peter Filleul: Composer/musician, turned industry administrator and representative in the area of producers' rights and audio recording.
Photo: Peter Filleul will moderate a panel at the AES 130th Convention Monday, May 16, 14:00 - 15:45 Novotel London West Convention Center, May 16, 2011.
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