Shea Shackelford
- Username: sheashackelford
- Independent Producer
- Role: Producer/Reporter: Independent
- Email: shea@bigshed.org
- http://www.BigShed.org
Portfolio
The Rabbit Hutch
(07:49)
From: Big Shed Audio
Have you ever eaten Fried Rabbit? Barbecued Rabbit? Rice with Rabbit Gravy? They were standard fare at the Venz Rabbit Hutch Restaurant in Logan, Alabama. But food was only ...
Taco Land
(08:24)
From: Big Shed Audio
San Antonio is home to underground music mecca--an understated cinderblock shrine on the banks of the San Antonio river--Taco Land.
This can go on forever
(10:25)
From: Big Shed Audio
When Carol was 20, she gave her baby boy away for adoption. Twenty years later, the son, Joel, came looking. The two tell their story of reunion.
Sex Education
(05:54)
From: Big Shed Audio
Teenagers talk about the realities of their sex lives and what they've figured out this far.
Gentrification on Logan Circle
(18:56)
From: Big Shed Audio
Profile of a DC neighborhood in transition by 8th grade students and teachers from The Cesar Chavez Public Charter School in Washington, DC.
About Me
[Most of Shea's work on PRX is listed under the group Big Shed Audio.]
Shea Shackelford founded Big Shed Audio with Jennifer Deer and Jesse Dukes. Big Shed is an audio and media production shop specializing in documentary and feature production, training, professional services, and encouragement of creative production from other independent producers, starting with the Big Shed audio documentary podcast.
When he isn’t producing his own stories, he’s busy teaching, encouraging, or helping people and organizations to use sound and storytelling to convey their own ideas. He is an annual producer-in-residence at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke and former coordinator of youth media programs for the Latin American Youth Center in Washington, DC.
Shea is an independent audio producer who recently moved from Washington, DC to Montréal, Québec. He continues to work throughout the United States, even as he explores the Canadian audio frontier.
Shea is the creator of The Place + Memory Project, which he developed as a 2009 Public Radio Makers Quest 2.0 grantee. He won the Bronze Award at the 2010 Third Coast / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition for his co-production of the story "This can go on forever". Shea is an alum of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
My Groups: Listen Up! Audio for Educators and Big Shed AudioFavorite Shows:
Influences:
Availability
Shea is currently available for new projects and is available to travel Internationally.Skills
- Field Recording
- Voice Talent
- Editing
- Social Networking Knowledge
- Reporting
- Podcast Production: Moderate to High
- HTML: Basic
- Writing
Available For
- Multimedia
- Consulting
- Field Recording
- Documentary Production
- Interviewing
- Post Production
- Mentoring
- Tape Syncs
- Grant Writing
- Voiceover
- Arts Reporting
- Sound Editing
- Podcasting
Equipment
- Hard Disc/Flash Recorder
- Pro Tools
- Specialized Mics
Languages I Speak
- English
