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Gudrun is a Radio Producer and Editor who worked for BBC Radio 4 for 17
years on flagship programmes including The World Tonight and File on 4.
Leaving the BBC in 2002, Gudrun continued her passion for the spoken
word by driving innovation in what was a new and emerging field at the
time – the creation of high-quality audio content for the internet.
In 2003, Gudrun founded Project V, a
nation-wide young people’s project supported by creative investors,
NESTA.
Project V created a unique opportunity for children and young people to
get directly involved in the audio production process right from conception
of ideas through to the making and editing of audio programmes.
Gudrun has continued to set up and run schools-based projects both across
London boroughs and nation-wide in the UK, giving children and young people
from a wide variety of backgrounds the possibility to interview key decision
makers including ministers, MPs and other important figures in public
life and learn the art of making innovative web-audio programmes.
Gudrun is now a specialist in the
production of professional-quality audio content including podcasts, on
the Internet. In addition to working with schools, Gudrun has produced
broadcast quality web audio content for organisations such as Amnesty
International, Samaritans and the Nationwide
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Some of the companies and organisations
Gudrun has worked with include:
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NESTA, ( National Endowment for Science, Technology
and the Arts) Creative Partnerships - Southampton - Creative Partnerships
Basildon - Wellcome Trust - London Gifted and Talented - SETNET -
Mayor of London - Nationwide - Samaritans, Amnesty International -
IDS - University of
Sussex
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Gudrun also has a special interest in and knowledge of the issues surrounding
adoption.
As an adoptive parent, she is currently studying for a course in Adoption
and Attachment at Family Futures. She broadcasts and writes articles on
adoption issues. She is also volunteering as a mentor.
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