6

1. Production Reflection
Louis Dodds-Rodgers

2. Process
Firstly I found some
royalty free music online,
I chose a sample called
‘conspiracy theories’
which I thought would be
very fitting for my
podcast. By using this I
will avoid any copyright
infringement and
offensive materials which
could negatively impact
my final product.

3. Process
I then set out to make
my own questions and
a small script with
topics to speak on, my
reasoning for this is
because I don’t want
any uncertainty or
stuttering to give my
product a more
professional appeal.

4. Process
General Questions:
Are you curious about Area
51?
Do you know Bob Lazars’
story?
If so do you believe him?
Do you believe in aliens in
our galaxy, the milky way?
What would you do if you
saw an unidentified flying
object.
Have you seen the newly
released UFO footage from
the pentagon?
Specific questions:
Are you aware of element 115 and
do you believe it was discovered in
2003?
Are you a believer of quantum
relativity can create a black hole?
Do you think area 51 still contains
unidentified technology.
How do you believe the world was
created and why?
Do you believe we have been visited
by another species and if so, do they
live among us.

5. Process
For the final part of my process me and two guests went to
record the podcast, we went to a quiet formal room so we
could give my product a more realistic feel to it. One of the
advantages to this was it made our environment feel realistic
making our conversation flow very fluently. One disadvantage
in the process of my final production was the fact we managed
to record some testing audios it then came to recording the full
podcast the recorder only seemed to pickup a few seconds of
speech. We came to the conclusion that in-between recording
and the error clips we must have pressed the wrong button
attempting to resume recording. Next time we will be sure to
work out how the recorder works before doing our final
production to avoid any errors or mistakes either not being
recorded or not being in the final piece.

6. Process
• Here I imported my
audio files into
adobe premiere
and cut them up
with the slice tool
to edit out the
unneeded parts
making it my
desired length.