Legendary South African sound artist, Warrick Sony, taught a four day audio workshop in Wits Digital Arts from 14 – 17 July.  Best known for his collaborative music project, the Kalahari Surfers, Warrick is also a highly accomplished sound designer for film, TV, and art installations. In the workshop he taught postgraduate students in Digital Arts how to deconstruct soundtracks and to design and build their own audio pieces.

_{Warrick Sony demonstrating a point in his sound workshop for postgrads in Wits Digital Arts}

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