This sound project was an experimentation with the sound of words by Martin, Maelle, Xael, Clotilde, Carly and Mimosa. They focused on how language can be transformed from one to another. Using Google Translate’s voice, they tried to see where translations could lead them. Google Translate isn’t always accurate so they were left with some pretty crazy translations : one sentence losing all of its meaning when translated to another language, sometimes words that didn’t even make sense, sometimes just the sound of the letters. They followed a protocol, all using their phones, sitting next to a computer and a keyboard, they started with simple sentences from french or english and translated them to some other language and then back to french or english, and so on, until they were left with a weird - yet poetic - sound. In this project you can hear them elaborating the protocol, and trying out things, such as vocoder or live music. This journey led them to a music with computer-like sounds and lyrics that came from Google Translate.

by Martin, Maelle, Xael, Clotilde, Carly and Mimosa

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The work we produced with the group is a listening experience based on a horror story, drawing on the found-footage genre to capture a mood. The latter is part of an “archive” style of media, but with invented stories, offering an experience that seems to have been captured on the spot. This approach enabled us to capture particular sounds, and use them to benefit the overall mood of the podcast.

Source BBC sound effects:

Atmospheres: Norfolk Broads, Daytime, Wind Through Trees, Waterf - Atmosphere: Norfolk Broads, Daytime, wind through trees, waterfowl, etc. (recommended for lowlevel use).

Forest Atmosphere - Strong wind in trees becoming less windy at 1m25s.

Trees - Rooks in the tree tops - 1972 (1B4, reprocessed)

Animals - Dragon's footsteps. (Specially created effect.)

Rainforest - Night. Edge of forest. Cricket chorus.

Tree Felling - Three trees falling (index point for each fall)

Work roles : 

. Jean : Scrip / Montage / doublage / sound record 

. Félice : sound record 

. Ronan : Sound design of the monster.

. Eve : Footsteps and forest sound

by Butstraen Ronan, Becourt Félicie, Clou Jean, Kittel Eve & Vidal Helena

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Hey everyone, we're back for a second podcast! I'm joined here by Enora, Axel, Camille and Lilou, our super cast of artists unveil their interpretation of Romeo and Juliet, but with their own personal touch. The scene chosen for the radio podcast is Act 1, Scene 3. To give you an idea of the roles, we find Juliet played by Lilou, the nurse played by Camille, the butler played by Axel, and last but not least, Lady Capulet played by Enora! On that note, I'll leave you with this magnificent concerto of English theatre!

Contract: Axel, Enora, Camille, Gustin, Lilou

Editing: Enora

Visual: Enora and Lilou

Instruments: Enora, Camille, Axel, Gustin, Lilou.

Sound: All together

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In this podcast, we will talk about traditions, this precious heritage that forges our identity. Through our personal experiences, cultures, families and knowledge, we explore what makes these customs so vibrant and essential.

We will begin by highlighting traditional music made on the drum, true vectors of emotion and cultural transmission. Then, we will take you into the warm world of knitting, an artisanal practice often passed down from generation to generation, where grandmothers teach young ones the art of creating with their hands.

We will also broaden our perspective by discussing the richness of African culture and how it inspires vibrant, colorful and deeply rooted traditions.

Finally, we will share how these traditions and heritage directly influence our personal and creative projects this year. For us, these transmissions are not simple customs of the past: they embody essential pillars of who we are today.

by Élodie & Cyrille

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Here we follow the story of a young woman. She was about to return home when she had the impression of being followed... This is how she discreetly called her friend, speaking to her in a message coded to make her understand that she is in danger. Who is it? Is it really someone? A woman would not have to be afraid of being alone in the street...

The two women therefore find themselves exchanging their points of view concerning art, feminist artists or not.

Voice recording : Lucie Foucard, Noémie Pouillier

Research : Marie Vanbossel, Julie Mestdagh

Podcast Cover : Marie Vanbossel

Screenwriting : Emma Claereboudt

Editing + additional recordings : Emma Claereboudt, Lucie Foucard, Noémie Pouillier

Sound Effects from Pixabay

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The project is an auditory experience. It is the story of five explorers who live in an era where the religion of Pastafarianism oppresses humanity. They created a machine to go into the future, to find the artefact that could end Pastafarianism and save their era. You follow their adventure.

by Julien, Dylan, Elane, Eloise & Samuel

Editing : Julien, Dylan, Elane, Eloise and Samuel

Final touches : Dylan

Sound sources : Sonothèques, Youtube, personal record

Cover : Eloïse

Contract writer : Dylan

Scenario : Julien, Dylan, Elane, Eloise and Samuel

explanation writer : Elane

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Inside / outside is a travel, physical and emotional. It’s about the sensations that we’re going through and experiencing in everyday lives, in public transport, riding a bicycle, in the street. Sound is connected to sensations.

In this work, we are taking the fact that the external sounds impact us, our feeling ; making us feeling happy, smooth, agitated, stressed, oppressed. The metro’s or ambulance buzzer, the rhythm of the metro, birds sounds, receiving the “signals” of the external environment.

We wanted to play with utopia and dystopia, to create confusion in the listener’s mind. We don’t know if it’s something chaotic like a war and everything falling down or if everything’s okay and it’s just a mental travel. We really appreciated working on this limits and making some noises to imagine an illusion in exploring and exploiting recording defaults.

"the body wants, the body asks" - Psychotic Monks concert Intersection - flèche d’or - nov 2024

by Clara & Feral

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This podcast is an imaginative scene brought to you by students of ESA dunkirk:  Frédérique, Marie-Lou, Hugo, Safae and Sam; going through the motions of a classical contemporary radio show - though in medieval times - come along with us on the muddy roads of an alternate universe. We would like to especially thank MOYON Julien for music & other sound effects, Dylan for sound effects & bruno.auset on freesound for the carriage ambiance.

Stay hooked & listening!

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Our group work presents a unique auditory journey through the sounds of various foods being chewed. Everyday sounds we often overlook—like the crunch of a cracker, the softness of bread, the crispness of an apple—are layered, extended, and transformed into a purely sonic experience. These sounds are intricately woven together, creating a

textured soundscape that gradually deepens, immersing the listener in a world filled with rhythm and emotion. It’s not only a reexamination of sound but also an exploration of the familiar and unfamiliar, inviting listeners to experience the texture and power of sound through their ears alone.

by Xuanyu, Xiaotong & Xiaoyue

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At the beginning, we talk about an old performance of Antoine’s. The net is a performative device that takes the form of a collective game where language is woven. This yellow net extends like a narrow strip of about 50 cm wide by 3 meters long, inviting participants to enter into dialogue with it and with each other. The fishing net that Antoine crafted is made for performance. It was about taking a fishing net and saying words to create a narration. Each participant is invited to place their hands on the net. The goal is simple in appearance: to get out of the net together. To progress, each person takes turns saying a word or a fragment of a sentence, inspired by the immediate environment, by the material of the net or by the associations of ideas that it arouses. Each word spoken is equivalent to a step, a knot crossed, a collective approach towards the edge of the net. During the performance each word had to resonate with the next one, we can take all the time we need to find a word who can resonate with the previous word. The performance lasted twenty minutes, when finally we all accessed the end of the path of knot and we stop saying words. This sound is a combination of report, documentation and narration. There is no visual documentation of the performance, only the artwork that indicates the existence of the net. At the beginning of the podcast, you can hear the note of intent in the sound as well as the recording of the performance with the net.

Sources:

-AI voice: ElevenLabs

-Sound design: Anselme

by Sofiane, Antoine, Elie, Anselme & Rafik

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