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category – picked up the Recording Production Award on behalf of Mark Ronson, who later tweeted: “[T]he award means a lot to me and thank you”. British Grove took Studio of the Year. In the Installed Sound
category, sponsored by Genelec,Wigwam Acoustics clinched the Installed Sound Team of the Year gong. Mick Spratt stepped up to take the prize, threatening to sing as he did so... Permanent Installation
Project of the Year went to Funktion-One for the toboggan run at the Winter Olympics 2014 site in Sochi. Alan March of Sennheiser collected the award for the company’s involvement in the record-breaking ‘David Bowie is’ exhibition at London’s V&A Museum. Conrad Fletcher & the
Mixbus Audio Team for NT Live were the Broadcast Audio Team of the Year (this section sponsored by Sony). Broadcast Event of the Year went to Riedel for the Red Bull Stratos project – Nick Williams approached the podium while accompanied by Van Halen’s Jump, much to the amusement of the audience. Goldcrest Post received the
Broadcast Audio Facility of the Year prize.
The final stretch began with Soundcraft Studer rewarded for its ‘Faces’ advertising initiative by bagging the first Marketing Campaign of the Year Award (sponsored by PLASA London). Xavier Stephenson was named the first Pro Sound
Mark Saunders (Sennheiser) was the recipient of the ‘After-Sales Support’ Award
Host Alistair Williams congratulates Richmond Studios Productions’ Toby Alington on winning the Studio Engineer of the Year trophy
Producer/engineer Alalal (AKA Al O’Connell) stepped up on behalf of Mark Ronson, who was rewarded for his work on Bruno Mars’ Unorthodox Jukebox
David Stewart, with the unexpected accompaniment of a shirt-projected British Grove colleague, bags the Studio of the Year Award
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