Nicola Jane is a London-based creator of audio-visual web media and applications, who has fulfilled postgraduate studies at Boston University, College of Fine Arts and more recently the University of Hertfordshire, School of Computer Science. Following professional experience as a composer/sound engineer and vocal recording artist, her graduate projects in the realm of technology have explored audio arrangement and data transfer, synchronised with both recorded visuals and interactive web animation. Currently working as a digital learning project coordinator and computer science subject teaching lead, she is now pursuing data science classification and machine learning for STEM computer science curriculum goals in the target areas of space technology and earth science.
Experienced in MIDI sequencing, audio processing and also publishing full conductor scores and instrumental parts suited to digital synchronisation, Nicola Jane has produced scores for numerous short film festivals and orchestrated musical theatre projects, as well as published an original cycle of contemporary art songs earlier in her career. After receiving an Arts Council England Research and Development Award Grant in 2007, she progressed on to sponsorship from Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group Theatres for two concert showcases of her musical theatre writing in the Grand Saloon at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on London's West End, before embarking on the Advances in Scriptwriting programme at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
