Multimedia Production Guide
  • Multimedia Production Guide
  • Audio
    • ¶ Audio Editing Example
    • ¶ Audio Recording Quick Tips
    • ¶ Recording Technologies
    • ¶ Audacity: Audio Recording & Editing
      • Audacity Basics & Tips
      • Audacity "How To" Videos
      • Audacity Recording & Exporting Quick Guide
      • Background Noise Removal using Audacity
    • ¶ Podcast Creation
      • Storytelling & Structure
    • ¶ Tutorial: Introduction to Audio Recording & Editing
      • Learning to Listen
      • Acoustics & Ambient Noise
      • Microphone
      • Recording Space
      • Practicum: Record Your Audio
      • Practicum: Assembling Your Sound
      • Practicum: Adjusting the Timing and Clean Up
      • Practicum: Improving Vocal Quality
      • Practicum: Exporting
  • Video
    • ¶ Introduction to Video Editing
      • Examples One: Basic Concepts & Techniques
      • Example Two: Advanced Techniques
  • Technology Tutorials
    • ¶ Adobe Animate (animation)
    • ¶ Adobe Audition (audio)
    • ¶ Adobe Spark (video & graphics)
    • ¶ Audacity (audio)
      • Basics & Tips
      • Video Tutorials
    • ¶ Blender (3D modeling, animation, etc.)
    • ¶ Garageband (audio)
      • Narration and Podcast Recording in Garageband
    • ¶ iMovie (video)
    • ¶ Photoshop Basics (image & graphics)
    • ¶ Video Editor (video)
  • Media Resouces
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¶ Podcast Creation

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A podcast is an episodic series of audio files that can be downloaded or streamed online. There are multiple styles of podcasts, such as interview-based, conversational, and solo styles. The style that you choose for your project will impact the structure. When choosing a style, it is best to keep your audience in mind. Who are you trying to reach? What are you trying to tell them? Your podcast can stick to one style or be a hybrid. Observe some of the podcasts that you enjoy, and think about their style and structure for guidance.

The most relevant resources in this guide include:

  • - Learn how to use for recording and editing

  • - Learn how to use for recording and editing

  • Sound Clips & Music - Find clips and music that can be used in projects

  • - Videos on storytelling and how to structure podcasts

  • - Learn sound concepts and conduct a recording and editing practicum.

These outside resources are also helpful:

Audio Recording & Editing with Audacity
Garageband tutorials
Storytelling & Structure
Introduction to Audio Recording & Editing
Starting Your Podcast: A Guide For StudentsNPR.org
The journey from print to radio storytelling: A guide for navigating a new landscapeNPR Training + Diverse Sources Database
Tools for PodcastingTools for Podcasting
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