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This document provides an agenda and guidance for participants in Generation PRX's Bullying Stories Project webinar. It outlines expectations for sharing project updates, discusses best practices for interviewing and storytelling techniques, and provides a timeline for completing rough cuts and final pieces by the deadline. Participants are guided to develop a clear focus statement for their stories and advised on structure, sound design, and writing for an audio medium.
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Here are some key points about evaluating the audience appeal of your audio drama project:
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- Using texting as a narrative device is a modern touch that helps make the story feel contemporary and relatable to current teenagers.
- Keeping the characters as teenagers speaking to each other keeps the perspective grounded and accessible for the target audience.
- The suspenseful tone and increasing mystery/danger as the story unfolds would appeal to those seeking an engaging and entertaining listen. Suspense
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