TICKERTAPE produce finely crafted documentary podcasts and audio features. Past projects include the Women in Revolt! 6-part podcast series for Tate Britain, about art, activism and the women’s movement in the 1970s and 80s; the Rebel Dykes podcast that accompanied the award-winning documentary film Rebel Dykes; a ‘Meet the Maker’ mini-series for LUSH Cosmetics; and a series for Blackheath Halls about the making of a newly commissioned opera by Kate Whitley and Sabrina Mahfouz.
We also produce privately commissioned Spoken Portraits. These are audio features telling the story of a person’s life in their own words or those of the people who know them best. They are presented as audio CDs in beautiful hand-bound boxes to treasure for years to come. ‘Sitters’ and subjects over the years have ranged from cherished parents and partners to decorated public figures such as General Sir Hugh Beach and Sir Bob Scott.
About Rosie
Tickertape Productions was founded by Rosie Oliver in 2012. Rosie fell into audio production when she and her brother produced an Audio Tribute to her mother on her retirement. She loved everything about the process and decided to pursue audio production professionally.
Rosie was shortlisted for an International Women’s Podcast Award 2024 for the Women in Revolt! podcast, and for Sound of the Year 2020 for her lockdown recording Chiming During the Pandemic. Her creative audio work includes a piece for Cabinet Magazine, issue 70, winter 24/25.
Rosie is an experienced storyteller. As founder of Dotmaker Tours she produces and leads alternative London walks. Each tour explores a different cross-cutting theme such as sound, waste and power.
Rosie has a strong inter-disciplinary background. She graduated from Clare College, Cambridge in 1994, where she studied Social and Political Sciences. She went on to qualify as a lawyer and worked for nearly two decades as an environmental law and policy specialist in the Governmental Legal Service and for the UK Environmental Law Association.