Hugo Media Studies

 This was written and edited by my team member Kimi EP. 1 - The Black Dahlia First Draft This is the first draft of episode 1 of our podcast. Erina voiced the narrator and part of the advert and Hugo voiced the Intro and the advert. I was the one who edited the recordings and added BGM and SFX, outro not included yet. Mr Nick listened to it and gave us a few feedback and suggestions: 1,10 - the time between when you stop speaking and when the music starts is too long. the audio in the tape recording sections is a little quiet.  6,18 - "call Manly? for help" Maybe have a dial tone play as background music  try a different accent for the recorded voices, especially the man. Maybe experiment with a male voice to see if it works.   the gag about being interrupted breaks with the tone of the show, just go to "And now a word from our sponsor For the outro music, I would read out the credits. "Written by ....., edited by.... voice acting by...." Or maybe a teaser for

 David Gauntlett - Identity theory 1. We get some of our identity from the media  2. In the past, representation were simple now, representation are more complex now Personal Identity : Fluidity - People don't have a fixed identity that is permanent Constructed - The mass media constructed identities in the representations if offers use. These representations have a subtle influence on audience. Negotiated - How do we negotiated the various influences (real vs reel persona) Collective - Fandoms, or the sense of belonging to a sector of a media audience, group identity. (personal relationships U&G) Influencer - CDawgVA Connor Marc Colquhoun or know online as CDawgVA born in 26 July 1996, Denbigh, Denbighshire, Wales, is a Welsh Youtuber and voice actor as in VA in his username, is based in Tokyo. CDawgVA created his YouTube Channel in February 2014. Gender  Sexuality Health

- Visit some Indonesian sites - What are common stories? - How are the storied framed? 

  Podcast Glossary Bed A bed is usually a piece of music that you run underneath someone talking as background material. Creative Commons Creative Commons is a non-profit organisation that regulates the copyright licenses on different creative works. This includes some licenses where you can freely use the creators work as long as they are appropriately credited. For more information head to CreativeCommons.org . DAW DAW stands for Digital Audio Workstation . It sounds complicated, but it’s really not! It simply means whatever software you’re using to record and mix your podcast , so that could be Adobe Audition, Audacity, Reaper, etc. Directories A podcast directory displays hundreds or podcasts to potential listeners so that people can find and listen to your show.  Jingle A short piece of audio usually used to introduce your show or to i ntroduce different segments of your show. Most commonly a piece of music usually no longer than 20 secs. Metadata (ID3 Tags) Information a

 PODCAST Gery Ardian -   This is a Indonesian podcast made by Gery Ardian that makes short episodes not having a consistent length of time, mostly short ones depending on the topic he is talking about. The podcast talks about relationship advice. This podcast targets specifically to hopeless romantic male audience ranging from 16-30. I really like the advice he gives to his audiences and how its very relaxing to listen to even if you feel down, it makes my day feel a little bit better having to listen to problems that I often struggle with. Trash Taste - Trash Taste is a weekly audio and video podcast hosted by the three tokyo-based content creators, Joey Bizinger, Garnt Maneetapho, and Connor Colquhoun. This podcast primarily focuses on anime and Japanese pop culture. This podcast generally discusses Japanese culture and life in Japan. I think the audiences is clearly the fans of their channels, but also more specifically men and women audiences ranging from 14-30 that watch anime an

 Week 1 In the class we created our group for the podcast project, my group consisted of 4 people (Hugo, Kanna, Kimi, and Erina). We began by discussing what kind of podcast we wanted to make and we decided we would make a podcast about true crime for teenagers our age. We then made a survey in google form to conduct what kind of podcast people our age was interested in. During this class, we also listened to 2 different history podcasts and analyzed which audience they are targeting using Demographics/Psychographics. Week 2 In class, my team (Kimi, Kanna, and Erina) did some discussion on our initial plans/ideas for our podcast. For our podcast, we choose two cases to discuss, Jack The Ripper and The Black Dahlia. We made a survey to narrow down what kind of content the audience our age is interested in. Judging from the survey we have summarized that people tend to like older crimes more than modern crimes. They prefer to listen to narrator-based storytelling podcasts more than narra

  A jump cut is a technique in film editing where a single continuous sequential shot is broken into two parts, with footage being removed in order to render the effect of jumping forward in time. There are five different applications of this technique: Style The first jump cut example is to simply create a stylish presentation. Think of the opening character introductions in Guy Ritchie’s Snatch and how the jump cuts create a rhythm and style that lures us into this darkly comedic yet dangerous criminal underworld. We can also look at Terrence Malick’s films like The Tree of Life, a film presented as more of a memory and/or dream. In this case, we can see how to use jump cuts to create a lyrical or poetic narrative that isn’t beholden to strict and rigid structures. Energy The second jump cut example is used to create energy. Consider Run, Lola, Run and how our main character’s frantic race against time is accelerated by jump cuts. Or what about Mad Max: Fury Road where the action is