How to figure out your sound! Moodboarding workshop

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ALMOST SOLD OUT
Date
03/22/2022
Time
12:00pm - 2:30pm EST
Where
Online Workshop
Cost
$100.00
Registration Closed

You’ve figured out your show. You know the subject, format and maybe you’ve even got a host. But what should the show sound like? For any single podcast episode, countless decisions need to be made in terms of aesthetics: pacing, music choice, and audio quality. How should you use sound design to convey your values to your intended listeners? And, how should those listeners influence your design in the first place?

In this interactive workshop, veteran producer Jocelyn Gonzales will walk you through a hands-on audio mood board process and will teach you how to think about the interplay between audio production and the values of your show.

Note: Attendees will need  short clips of their show, or music and other media that has inspired or influenced their series idea. There will be an in-session, editing exercise to create a mood board, and feedback on how/if the “feel” of the show is being expressed in sound.

You will be emailed a link to the workshop two hours before it begins. 

About Your Instructor

Jocelyn Gonzales

Jocelyn Gonzales is the Director/Executive Producer of PRX Productions, the production studio inside PRX, a non-profit media company specializing in audio journalism and storytelling. PRX Productions helps develop and produce podcast series for partners such as TEDx, NOVA, WGBH, CBS/Simon & Schuster, Harvard Business School, Religion of Sports, FCB and more. Before PRX, she was Executive Producer of the Peabody Award-winning program Studio 360, and a longtime freelance producer for radio, podcasts, audio publishing, and audio for visual media. Jocelyn teaches sound design in the Film and Television department at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, and is a Senior Producer and Engineer with Feet In Two Worlds, a non-profit journalism project that covers immigrant communities across the US.
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