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Cast Doncaster welcomes Wayne Sables as digital consultant
YORKSHIRE film maker and multi media specialist Wayne Sables is working with Cast in Doncaster as a Digital Consultant.
The freelance role will include Wayne making films and advising on how Cast can use digital technologies to further engage their audiences.
Wayne has a long standing working relationship with the Doncaster theatre is already an associate artist with the venue.
“Digital is an increasingly important addition to the arts world and as my work has proved, it has so many applications that can really bring an arts project to life,” said Wayne.
“Cast is central to both community and arts in Doncaster and it’s going to be great advising on how they can utilise digital in all areas of their operations.
“Cast is an important part of my world and has been extremely supportive as I have developed my business and I am delighted that we are now going to be working together in this exciting new way.”
Since its founding in 2006 the Wayne Sables Project has become one of Yorkshire’s premiere multi media companies specialising in combining the arts and technology within the professional, corporate, community and educational environments.
Wayne has more than 20 years experience working with a wide range of businesses, councils, community groups and educational centres, producing, designing, developing and delivering high quality large scale multi art projects and creating films that tell his partners’ and clients’ stories.
Working within both the creative and commercial industries has given him a unique insight into how the two can work together to create projects that have mass engagement and can increase a companies reach.
Wayne is an associate artist at Cast in Doncaster and is the co licensee for TEDx Doncaster, TEDx Doncaster Youth and TEDx Doncaster Women.
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