HR Arts Factory
An arts-audio workshop based in Canberra, Australia.
Concept & experimental recordings
Artist Member : Australian Music Radio Airplay Project (AMRAP)
- Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF)
Content - Use & Open Access
Like many content-creators, HRAF publishes to specific streaming platforms - on a non-profit basis. And where possible, HRAF prefers to provide free access and use of its content to community & media.
Splashdown John Glenn
An odyssey of Glenn's voyage into space as the world stopped to watch him
Stage Play production for schools and community theatre
- 75 pages - 75 minute show plus intermission
Stage Play for commercial production
- 90 pages - 92min show plus an intermission
Theme Track: 'splashdown John glenn' (Radio edit & long version)
Hail Regina
A story of human & political romp
A three season novel trilogy - 24 episodes
Television screenplay pilot + 3 season 12 episode pak: (612 mins)
Experimental R&D virtual exhibition of still imagery (enter via HR website)
5-part audio pilot drama (48mins)
Soundtracks (32 mins)
Return of the Thylacine
Stage Play production for schools and community theatre
- 75 pages - 75 minute show plus intermission
Stage-play due in Q2 2025. First reading inquiries welcome.
Theme track (per this site) due Nov 2024.
Journey to Valles Marineris
A futuristic, experimental ep and digital companion book designed as in-flight entertainment for sub-orbital and future space tourism. Genre: Space Audio & Sonics. Release date: tba
Northern Lights
A compilation of instrumental cover tracks - using ambient sound and beats to provide an alternative sonic palette to the originals being covered. Made in long-form of 6 to 9 minutes, they lend to being able to be played as pre or post background entertainment for venue shows.
For streaming: Tracks are uploaded to the Bandcamp platform (over 2024-26) as each one completes.
https://hrartsfactory.bandcamp.com/album/northern-lights-pre-show-instrumentals-honouring-dua-lipa
The Arts Shed
HRAF is a self-funded arts lab, based in Canberra, Australia.
This is one of a number of arts-industry concepts being designed for arts, education & community use. The HRAF 'arts-shed' was set up 2018. The small team of collaborators (mentioned on the music page) are skilled industry veterans with decades of technology and recording experience.
The range of skills allows us to easily work across scripting, audio and licensing. Interest from IP developers and other artists is welcome - to support a concept toward completion of the finished works.
