WCC COMM 106 Audio Project Puzzle-Narration LUTHER

1. AUDIO PROJECT PUZZLE:
NARRATION
multimedia journalism

2.  Your completed/exported audio file of your
AUDIO INTERVIEW PROJECT should be 2 - 3
minutes in length
 Your completed/exported audio file of your
AUDIO INTERVIEW PROJECT should have 3 main
components
 1.) interview bites
 2.) newly recorded narration introducing and
ending your AUDIO PROJECT, as well as narration
connecting bites NOT from your original
interview recording)
 3.) a bed of appropriate music.

3.  ONE PIECE OF AUDIO PROJECT PUZZLE =
INTERVIEW SOUNDBITES (the meat of
your story)
 ONE PIECE OF AUDIO PROJECT PUZZLE =
NARRATION (Introduction, Conclusion, and
connections between bites)
 ONE PIECE OF AUDIO PROJECT PUZZLE =
BED OF MUSIC (to go underneath the other
two to give cohesion and context)

4. NARRATION MINDSET =
You’ve had this conversation
and now you’re going to tell
someone else (the listeners)
about that conversation

5.  You should have your INTERVIEW BITES –
now what are you going to do with them?
 How are you going to introduce your
story?
 How are you going to connect the sound-
bites?
 How are you going to end the story?

6. NARRATION =
WHAT THE LISTENER
NEEDS TO KNOW IN
ORDER FOR YOUR
STORY TO BE
EFFECTIVE!

7.  When recording your narration be
certain to;
VISUALIZE A SPECIFIC PERSON YOU’RE
TALKING TO
GIVE YOUR VOICE INFLECTION AND
INTEREST
SPEAK CLEARLY AND CRISPLY

8.  Your completed/exported audio file of
your AUDIO INTERVIEW PROJECT should
also simply sound professional with
appropriate and relative volume levels
 CLASS TIME IS LAB TIME THIS WEEK -
PLEASE COME WITH ALL YOUR
MATERIALS, QUESTIONS, MOTIVATION,
AND COMMON SENSE AND MAKE THE
MOST OF IT!