Course:LFS400/Podcast Production Steps

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Steps/Objectives Details/Examples Pitfalls (Things to Avoid)
a. Obtain and test a digital audio recording device Laptop with mini-jack or USB microphone; borrow a Microtrack or iPod recorder from the Learning Centre; video camera, anything that records mp3, wav, or aiff; Cassette tape; recorders with unique and incompatible formats; anything without a USB or DV connector
b. Pre-podcast documentation--determine and clearly state the topic and focus of the audio recording Topic: Duck feeders vs skunk feeders in Stanley Park

Focus: Stella G thinks the skunks should be allowed to eat the ducks, JoJo favours duck rights.

c. Identify and record or secure sources of audio material
d. Secure permissions if required
e. Review, transcribe recorded material, rejecting unusable material
f. Produce a rough paper edit / plan; e.g., a storyboard
g. Upload source material to a computer with audio editing software
h. Arrange clips into planned sequence (rough edit)
i. Review and fine-edit sequence
j. Fine-tune timing
k. Fine-tune levels
l. Output to a playback file format: mp3