Name: The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde by Alexander Helm
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: An excerpt from Oscar Wilde's, "The Picture Of Dorian Gray".

This is adapted out of the fourth episode of a six part dystopian drama set 50 years into the future in a UK devastated by climate change and disease where law and order is hard to maintain and in some places has broken down completely.

It features Karen Fraser, Lauren Harvey, Sarah Hassall and Katie Leonard.

Written & Produced by Benjamin Peel

Music - Solstice by Alex Mason. Free Music Archive

Sound Effects - BBC Sound Effects Library/Freesound/Partners in Rhyme

Fallen King

The Cleansing

Recorded at Burning Chrome Studio, Norfolk, England. 1991. 

Hardware: Atari 1040 STFM, Yamaha TG33, Roland PC200, Korg Wavestation. 
Software: Steinberg Pro 12 and Pro 24. 

From the vaults of The Department of The Eleatic Dada. Division Electronique. 

Dedicated to Giordano Bruno, who died that we might play with machines.

Composed and performed by Chris Miles. 
Recorded and produced by Chris Bond.


Rhiannon At The Horse Block

An excerpt from Oscar Wilde's, "The Picture Of Dorian Gray".

The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

Sample from Sound Lines a 45min soundtracked walk developed from field recordings and observations of a rural wood in Northampton, England. Developed in Partnership with Fermynwoods Contemporary Art.

Set for a 'wild release' in January 2016 as part of 'Too Long for ITunes'. A link to the full track and accompanying map will be available from the location where parts of it were recorded. It is designed to be listened to whilst walking the route. The length and tone of each section corresponds to the different sections of the walk.

marcatkinson.wordpress.com/2015/11/15/…commission/

Sound Lines Sample

https://thewinglessheron.bandcamp.com/album/this-burning-ground

Part 1

In this episode, I speak with Laurence Stevens whose design work will be familiar to fans of Eurythmics and Annie Lennox, as well as many other pop acts. I spent a few hours chatting with Laurence, face-to-face at his studio and via FaceTime and the interview coincides with the POP ART feature in Classic Pop magazine - Issue 26.

Art on your sleeve - Episode 2 - Laurence Stevens

A lighter, more atmospheric piece, with a sense of motion and a bit of drama. I felt it described the wonder and occasional power of celestial objects moving through space.

Interesting fact - this piece changes time signature 54 times, between 4 different signatures.

Image from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NASA-JPL-Caltech_-_Double_the_Rubble_(PIA11375)_(pd)_-_cropped.jpg

Celestial Motion

Sounds of a brass band playing in the park

'Blow' Outdoor Brass Band

Ashley’s Theme

Alex is an English actor, voice artist, director. His career has covered a diverse range of experience working as an actor/director and dancer/choreographer (originally dancing for recording artists Anne Clark and Boy George) in film, theatre, radio and television.

Alex has established an acting career and has performed in a number of theatre productions most notably playing Vincent Van Gogh in Nicholas Wrights "Vincent In Brixton", Simon Bliss in Noel Cowards "Hay Fever" and Reverend Charles Tucker Eland in "The Bricks Of Burston".

He has also contributed voice-overs for, "The Phantom Of The Opera", audio book for Word Of Mouth Productions, audio tours for The Bridewell Museum for Renvision and Bury St Edmunds Audio Tour for Jabu Designs and narrated short stories for the BBC Radio Norfolk, "This Norfolk Life". He has also contributed public readings for a book launch of Dick Meadows "Nothing But The Truth", about the history of the Norwich Magistrates and the Brecks Train Launch for the Brecks Partnership promoting the Breckland District Train Line.

In addition to this he has collaborated with the surrealist art photographer Marco Sanges on two photo-plays , "The Blood Of A Gambler" and "Unchained Melodies". He has also collaborated with the Maltese photographer Antonella Muscat on two photoshoots.

Alex has acted in two art films, "Blue Light", playing Charles Altamon Doyle directed by Hayley Lock and "Nulla Fidians (Nothing Believers) playing a Reformation Commissioner directed by Anna Brass, a music video for Baron for their single "New Follower" for Carwell Casswell and an interactive video for Xenodu Ltd.


The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

Alexander Helm

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