P5


Rough Cut Feedback


Structure (Intro/Outro/Links)

The mixing of sound bites from the songs was very clever. There should be more sounds bites as there are not too many in the middle.

Soundbites & Music

Good use of intro Music. The intro music could be slightly shorter.

Levels / Background Noise / Hiss / Feedback

Not much background noise. No hiss in the background. A bit too quiet. Some of the parts where the interviewer speak is quite loud compared to the rest of the podcast.

Pace / Overall edit

Not too slow or fast. overall very good other than the intro and music are a bit long. Cut the music down a bit. Put some music in the middle instead of all at the beginning.

Energy / Enthusiasm

Good energy, knows a lot about the band.

Clear voice / Answers

Clear voice. Bring the sound volume up on the main part.



Production Schedule
Production (Name of Podcast)

Student Name: Tim Burgess
Date of Recordings


Location: My Bedroom


Date
Task/Action
Personnel used
Date Completed
18/09/2017
Record Podcast
Myself, and Joey Baxter
18/09/2017
19/09/2017
Record Podcast
Myself, and Joey Baxter
19/09/2017
17/09/2017Interview/Record Vox PopsMyself, Ethan, Astra, Joey, Josh and Steve18/09/2017
Date
Task/Action
Team Members
Date Completed
18/09/2017
Finish Script
Tim
19/09/2017
18/09/2017
Finish Production Schedule
Tim
19/09/2017
19/09/2017
Finish P1
Tim
22/09/2017
19/09/2017
Finish P2
Tim
23/09/2017
19/09/2017
Finish P3
Tim
23/09/2017
19/09/2017
Finish Treatment Review
Tim
20/09/2017
19/09/2017
Write a sound script
Tim
19/09/2017
27/09/2017Finish P4Tim28/09/2017
27/09/2017Finish P5Tim29/09/2017


Final Podcast








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