Showing posts with label Reminders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reminders. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

It's Starting to Look Like a QUADRUPLE Skypecast.... [Episodes 8, 9, 10, and 11!]

Well I've been taking an unannounced vacation from producing and Skypecast episodes this past week, but I AM BACK, and with my return I will be popping out 3 more episodes of the Skypecast so the world can hear our beautiful voices! So check back later both here and the Skypecast page for the next four episodes!

By the way, that fourth episode is actually going to be done today, so CATCH US LIVE ON USTREAM @ 5:20PM [Pacific Standard Time]

Host will not be me (GASP!), but Tiffany Truong! Isn't this amazing? We're finally gaining ground.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Posting as There are No Posts of a Page Meant for Posting Posts

Wow, haven't made a post in a while, anyways I guess I'll make a post updating on what's happening with the club and all, right now the project that will be partaking in the coming weeks for the club is to try and set up groups, each going on with their own different topics and discussions. Though this may be challenging as I am not in any way familiar with people managing skills. I hope for the best of this project, but I am going to enunciate this, these groups are going to be their own podcast group, and will either release on the official Project Podcast iTunes page, or on their own podcast group if they wish. Here's how most of the main rules and guidelines for the topic discussions (think of them as challenges):

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Upcoming: Events for October

October Events and Such....well at least some of them.

So on Friday, we had our little interview podcast with ASB Vice President, Bryan Nguyen, in which coincidentally, I am also a Vice President and my name is also Bryan...with a Y. It's all a gimmick! No I'm just playing with you. So on to the more important breaking news of the month!

During Daniel's little 6 minute interview I, as the note taker wrote down the important key parts of it. Even if they pointed out the obvious stuff, it was hard to quickly interpret voice to paper since they were buzzing through all the topics. Then again...I can just listen to the podcast again HAHA! Along with the podcast notes. ASB President Lindsey Nguyen (who is Bryan's sister) setup the facebook page with more elaborate information (I suppose) about the upcoming homecoming.


Friday, October 1, 2010

Contact Information / Applications

If any of you reading this are members, then you've probably seen the About/Contact page in the navigation bar at the top of the page. Scroll the bottom and you'll see the list of current editors we have for the blog. What the concern really is that we need contact information for anybody that is an editor/writer for the blog or will be doing so in the near future. So if a reader spots a typo or error within a post, then they have the power to email directly to the poster or email any of us so it can be taken care of.

So if any of you be so kind to please send me your contact information @ school or via email.
My email is found in the contact page already so just forward the message to that address.

AND IF YOU READERS FROM ANDREW HILL WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS AN EDITOR FOR THIS BLOG THEN PLEASE EMAIL ME OR DANIEL WITH PROOF OF CONCEPT THAT YOU ARE AN ABLE WRITER, ESPECIALLY YOU JOURNALISM MEMBERS. Daniel and I will be personally judging your performance based on having no form of personal bias or slanderous comments as well as grammatical precision and accuracy. The members of PP7 will also be able to read (if they choose to) and determine whether or not you are 'worthy' of this enterprise that is called Project Podcast....nah, We'll probably take you anyway if your up to the task. PLUS you'll need to allocate some amount of time (probably 1~3 hours) for the blog. It's not something we demand in particular, but will give you enough time as a writer, to conjure up some thoughts that will satisfy the readers and leave them wanting more...I think ;)

Signup sheets for membership (not editor spots) will be available during Friday's [2010.10.01] club day. Exact table location is still unknown. Just look for the huge Project Podcast banner. It stands out pretty well

Thursday, September 30, 2010

We require more Minera.... I mean Resources

For everybody (or anyone) who heard our second podcast me, Bryan, and Daniel have mentioned that some of our resources are scarce like mics, we got our home mics and the omnidirectional one for school use, if anyone would like to add to our list of equipment feel free to help out (money on the other hand is covered so dont worry you dont have to donate cash we're not greedy money grubbers)

Friday, September 17, 2010

The Thing About Talkshows

I just realized that we don't really have much to go on when we're doing our recording so I might as well write a whole article about it just to give an idea of what is expected when you want to inform people about a certain subject and area. I mean these talk shows develop by getting into an objective and they pick at it for a bit to try and figure out how these things tick on a certain level. When you have people that talk about a certain topic, you have to have input from atleast more than half the guests on these shows to have something to build up upon, as visual aids are not an option, there is an extent where you have to invest a certain amount of degree in which you express a certain amount of thought and passion about the subject in order to attract an audience listening into that common topic. You have to have a discussion on these topics, not on a personal level, but on a more technical level, while still provided some personal interpretations. What these shows do is to pull apart these topics bit by bit, and discuss these elements, like doing a review. When you do these recording specializing on a certain topic, you have to discuss how all these elements come into play, and how these elements developed. Try not to have a long engulfing speech where people aren't able to put any of their personal interpretations on it (given if their opinions are justified). I also want to inform that the projects that we're doing ARE Reviews, so you have to pick at the elements that come into play when discussing a certain topic as a whole, try to be a critic, but don't be too biased. Hopefully this is just some stuff to build up upon, and hopefully this might help.

Dan(Project Podcast)
ProjectPodcast7@gmail.com

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