Sound Art Matters

The Sound Art Matters Conference brought together leading researchers and practitioners to explore the question of how sound art matters—conceptually, materially, and artistically. It was an engaging and intellectually rich event, and I was proud to contribute through comprehensive video production and documentation.

Entrusted with the full scope of video production responsibilities, my role went far beyond videography and editing. It included project coordination, team communication, and logistical organization, all essential for delivering a consistent and high-quality final product.

Over the course of the event, I oversaw the filming and editing of all 5 keynote presentations and 42 paper sessions. Additionally, I created a mood video designed to capture the unique atmosphere and energy of the conference, offering a more immersive and emotional reflection of the event.

This project exemplified how technical production and creative storytelling can combine to preserve and amplify the impact of academic and artistic gatherings.