Hannah Rudman

Webcasting

  • Theatre without walls (or doors – or any other barrier!)

    Theatre without walls (or doors – or any other barrier!)

    [Update 10.06.2012 – Five Minute Theatre wins a Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland (CATS) – category best technological production.] The Stage quotes judge Robert Dawson Scott, theatre critic of The Times:  “For once, it wasn’t the pin point accuracy or the polished slickness of the endeavour that impressed: it was the sheer scale of the ambition…

  • Envirodigital consultant producers of new virtual live theatre project

    Envirodigital consultant producers of new virtual live theatre project

    We’re delighted to announce #fiveminutetheatre! NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND MARKS ITS 5TH BIRTHDAY WITH A VIRTUAL 24 HOUR THEATRE PROJECT Today, 25th February, 2011, the National Theatre of Scotland marks its fifth birthday by opening public submissions for a nationwide virtual theatre project as well as announcing details of a series of public platforms aimed…

  • The art of webcasting, part 2

    [A longer version of this article by Hannah Rudman was first published in Arts Professional magazine, issue 222, 19.07.10] A webcast is a media file distributed over the Internet using streaming media technology to distribute a single linear content source to many simultaneous listeners/viewers. A webcast may either be distributed live, or on demand. Webcasting…

  • Scotland wake up! Your CO2 footprint will soon be counted!

    Here at Envirodigital, we’ve been working to help businesses think of digital solutions that reduce their carbon emissions and spend on energy and travel and increase their sustainable ability. Most cultural and heritage sector businesses don’t fall under under the government’s current legislation (covering around 5000 of Scotland’s biggest public venues) around reducing carbon emissions.…