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Emma Beck

Emma Beck | Cyd-Arweinydd y Rhaglen | Prosiect Adfer Organ St Mellitus Organ Restoration Project
Emma Beck yw cyd-arweinydd rhaglen Prosiect Adfer Organ St Mellitus Organ Restoration Project. Dechreuodd ei gyrfa fel cynhyrchydd teledu ffeithiol gyda’r BBC ac yn y sector annibynnol. Yn 2015, dyfarnwyd grant Wellcome i Emma i greu archif hanes llafar ar-lein yn trafod profiadau rhieni a chlinigwyr o fabanod marwanedig ac yn 2016 cynhyrchodd a chyflwynodd raglen ddogfen ar Radio 4, We Need to Talk About Stillbirth. Dyma’i phrosiect rheoli treftadaeth cyntaf; mae ei sgiliau darlledu wedi bod yn ased hanfodol o ystyried y cyfeiriad digidol dwysach a fabwysiadwyd gan y prosiect mewn ymateb i Covid.


Resources by Emma Beck


Covid secure boom pole in action during recording of Podtours podcast

St. Mellitus Organ Restoration Project is restoring a First World War Memorial organ in a church in Stroud Green, North London. In this case study Ranjit Atwal speaks to Emma Beck from the restoration project and Oonagh Gay, Chair of Islington Guided Walks, about a series of ‘podtours’ they have created. The ‘podtour’ is an audio walking tour exploring highlights of the local community’s musical heritage.

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