Radio Assignment 3 individual stereo capsule
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A radio production student created an audio piece depicting a tragic scenario during a war. The story follows a woman and her daughter hiding in their home as fighting rages outside. They can hear bombings and gunshots approaching closer. Despite the woman's efforts to keep her daughter calm and quiet, they are discovered by a soldier. The daughter is shot first, followed by the woman. The audio production methodically places sounds across the stereo field to immerse the listener in the scene, from initial warning sirens to the woman and her daughter's screams and final gunshots.
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