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Vijaya Cherian goes behind the scenes to find out how experimental film Table for Three was produced.

The Middle East has long been recognised as a wealthy business hub for global conglomerates looking to expand their operations, which in recent years has led to a plethora of music, media and live events companies emerging in the region.

While global CD sales continue to decline the live music scene is thriving, but with so many artists and performers taking to the road to tour at festivals, pubs, clubs and other venues, the industry is reporting a shortage of skilled music industry personnel.

Training services provider to stage open day in May.

Pro audio training services provider confirms Egyptian expansion plans.

Major Jordanian broadcaster commits to SAE graduate programme.

Nuendo expert Khaled Younis tests Nuendo's v 4.0 and shares his findings with Giorgio Ungania.

Film students from the SAE Institute Dubai filmed the recent Jazz Meets Mozart concert in the city's Centrepoint Theatre.

The rapid growth of the professional audio-visual (AV) industries in the Middle East is leading to a shortfall in properly trained staff, according to industry experts surveyed by S&S.

With the rise of sites like YouTube, Giorgio Ungania says broadcasting is no longer limited to traditional players.

SAE Dubai audio engineering student and aspiring metalhead Jaxx Monteath recently crossed paths with legendary US hip-hoppers Bigg Steele, Big Syke and DJ Coke E in Dubai. Here, he discusses the encounter as well as the benefits of life as an SAE student.

With few skilled professionals available in the local market for production and editing, most companies are looking to upgrade the skills of their staff. Digital Studio takes a look at what training courses are available and what skills are most in demand.

Vijaya Cherian explains why training is the new buzzword in the local industry.

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