Sound / Image
Exploring sonic and audio-visual practice
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Innovate UK Next Wave
Have an idea for a new creative product, service or experience that could create new opportunities for your business? Explore it with the University of Greenwich Innovate UK’s new Next Wave: Breakthrough Wave 1 competition is designed to support businesses developing innovative ideas at the intersection of creativity and technology. The programme is providing up to…
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International Opportunity: Develop a British Council “Connections Through Culture 2026” Application to work with SOUND/IMAGE & SHIFT
Are you an artist, creative practitioner, researcher, collective or cultural organisation based in a country eligible for the British Council’s Connections Through Culture programme? The SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre and SHIFT Labs at the University of Greenwich are seeking international partners interested in co-developing projects around sound, image, performance, immersive technologies, digital heritage and creative practice…
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British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027
Expression of Interest Call The SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre at the University of Greenwich invites expressions of interest from outstanding early career researchers wishing to apply for the forthcoming British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme. SOUND/IMAGE is an internationally recognised centre for creative practice research, bringing together researchers working across sound, music, moving image, immersive technologies, digital…
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SOUND/IMAGE 2026 Call for Works
“Artistic Intelligence” November 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th 2026 University of Greenwich Concerts / Performances / Screenings / Talks / Workshops / Installations We seek submissions that explore the diverse areas of sound / image practice and actively encourage applications from candidates of all ethnicities, backgrounds and genders, who are traditionally underrepresented. We invite composers, filmmakers, artists, performers, architects to…
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Blog Post 1
By Maedeh Ahmadi UGR Hub Project: Capturing Sonic Audiences – The student-led approach There’s something quietly powerful about hearing music in a place where walls are broken, ceilings are open to the sky, and history lingers in the stone. On the evening of April 23rd, the ruins of St George’s Garrison Church in Greenwich became…
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SOUND/IMAGE 2025 Call for Works
Reflecting Forwards 6 November – 9 November 2025 University of Greenwich Concerts / Performances / Screenings / Talks / Workshops / Installations We seek submissions that explore the diverse areas of sound / image practice and actively encourage applications from candidates of all ethnicities, backgrounds and genders, who are traditionally underrepresented. We invite composers, filmmakers, artists, performers,…
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Art of Sound: Creativity in Film sound and Electroacoustic Music on Tonebenders Podcast
Think of this episode as a summer reading guide for the audio nerd. The authors of 3 recent publications about sound, get together to talk about their books, how they decided to write them and how to best use them as resources. Emi Paternostro talks about his book “The Pro Tools Post-Audio Cookbook”, Gina Zdanowicz…
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Art of Sound: Creativity in Film sound and Electroacoustic Music on AMPS Podcast
In this episode Martyn Harries AMPS talks with Professor Andrew Knight-Hill and Dr. Emma Margetson about their book “Art of Sound” – exploring creativity in sound with conversations between Film Sound practitioners and Electroacoustic Music composers. They talk about their work at the University of Greenwich and the interesting projects some of which can be…
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SOUND/IMAGE on the Immersive Audio Podcast
In this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel and Monica Bolles are joined by the University of Greenwich Professor of Music and Sound Arts – Andrew Knight-Hill and the Acousmatic Composer and Sound Artist – Dr Emma Margetson from London, UK. We dive into the meaning and functions of creativity in spatial audio…
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Art of Sound: Creativity in Film sound and Electroacoustic Music on The Mix Room
Andrew Knight-Hill, professor of music and sound arts and lead of the SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre at the University of Greenwich, explains how his team strives to make progressive contributions to the contemporary electronic art landscape, how immersive audio is finding its way into live events, and why, with the technology available today, the artist’s intent…
