Open Radio 05
OPEN RADIO 05, the third international encounter open to creativity and new radio formats, took place at CCCB from 12th to 15th of April 2005. We present next the three of the finalists in the Radio Programmes Competition held as part of the Open Radio event.
The finalist programmes are in three of the most popular formats in radio today. "El so del horror. Memòria d'Hipercor" [The Sound of Horror. A Memory of Hipercor] represents the documentary genre of information radio, with a great deal of investigative research behind it; "Senti2 Oi2" [Heard Senses] demonstrates that in radio fiction not everything is said, while "Índex FM" presents a new conception of and approach to the music radio formula.
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12th to 15th April in 2005
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CCCB, Barcelona |
Organizers
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CCCB and Departament de Comunicació Audiovisual i de Publicitat de la UAB |
Awarded Projects
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Índex FM
Duration: 56' 19''
Authors: Colectivo de alumnos del Taller de Nuevos Formatos Radiofonicos, 2003-2004, UPF
A radio formula half way between current pop and the purely informative, aimed at an audience aged between 16 and 55 that would not normally tune in to classical radio, it plays music and also covers a range of cultural phenomena such as films, books, the visual arts, the theater, the comic, video games and so on.
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El so de l'horror. Memòria d'Hipercor.
Duration: 60'
Authors: Marc López y Carles Moreno
A documentary on the terrorist bombing of the Hipercor supermarket in Barcelona on 19th June 1987. The objective of the programme is to transmit ideas, information and sensations relating to the tragedy through the possibilities that radio as a language offers. The atrocity is explained by way of the survivors, their stories concurring and contrasting with one another.
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Senti2 Oi2
Duration: 22'
Authors: Lourdes Castro y Álvaro Soto
A programme combining sound experiment, fiction and science that sets out to convey all five senses by means of just one: hearing. The programme seeks to turn the supposed disadvantage of having to rely on sounds alone to be communicated with its audience into an asset, and achieves this thanks to the power of evocation possessed by the spoken work, music, sound effects and silence; in short, the language of radio.
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