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# 20221025 HISTSCI1930 20221025 Workshop #2 Plan

## plan 

Part 1: storyboarding
* what do you have already?
* what do you need?
* today is about refining and pushing your podcasts to the next level
* using three different color cards, map out your timeline and the different audio components that will comprise your podcast
    * narration
        * how will you guide your listener through the story your podcasts tells?
    * music bed
        * think about the tone you want to establish
        * how will you structure the listener's experience through music
    * primary data/field audio
        * how does this do something different than the music bed or the narration
        * how does it structure experience
* work in your groups
* share with the other group at your table

Part 2: editing
* garageband
* finding the soundbite
* recording some voiceover
* sourcing music and using music to establish tone

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## Reference
### Key Info: 

*Podcasting the History of Science: Creating Research-Based Audio Stories, Podcasting Workshop 2*
* Where: LL, Main Studio
* When: Tuesday, October 25th 3pm - 4/4:30ish (workshop for first half of their 3-5:45pm class)
* Enrollment: 32

[Client log](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Yuf3a0fl4VHD8-6HG0CM5ehu_MCAFVLrHo8wd8EnJPI/edit#heading=h.nb2axkopv4ur)
[Project Folder](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15xvPFo4mM106cl2hOFIl4fILeUMEStpa) (from Dave - "I think either their edited practice interviews or solo audio story would be best.")

### Notes from the Instructor:
[more complete notes from 20221012 checkin notes](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DeFFr5QLASoO4ifhZByqTOd1zN5H-uPZCM5utyiV9iI/edit#)

there's about 8 groups

Stations: focusing mostly on the music, with added layer of translating to everyday
* The video editing station - waiting for dave to share with us the files (JK suggested garageband even though they’ve worked with audacity a bit)
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