Natasha Briggs is a sound practitioner with an interest in audio-visual storytelling. Natasha has recently graduated from the Glasgow School of Art with upper second-class honours in BDes Sound for the Moving Image in July 2023.

 

Originally from Fife, where she studied HND Sound Production and has a BSc with distinction in sound design. She has explored new options and creativity involving the arts while studying at the Glasgow School of Art. Influencing documentary-making and installations while creating experimental soundscapes and ambient compositions.

Throughout her projects, her current themes focus on juxtaposing old and new, organic and synthetic sounds and mental health problems with the beauty of nature.

 

Natasha's dissertation research project focused on creating an audio and visual installation which invites the listener to disengage from external situations and distractions and focus on their mental well-being. 

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Within her projects, she focuses on critical issues around mental health, nature and the use of archival footage for historical storytelling, along with voiceovers.

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Understanding the importance of immersive audio using Ambisonics, Binaural audio, and 5.1 Surround sound has encouraged her motivation for future projects to create an immersive experience. She has used Adobe Premier Pro to edit all her videos. She creates her sounds and compositions using Ableton Live while being competent in Pro-tools for her post-production projects and recently learning Reaper to implement Ambisonics.

 

Natasha has a wide range of multi-media work which displays her skillset, such as sound design for games and film, composition, documentary making, installation sound, sound alone projects, location recording, working with archival footage and essential camera work.

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She is currently in the process of completing her Dante AV certifications. 

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Natasha is open to work and collaboration. If you have any questions, please contact Natasha via the contact form or LinkedIn.