Moon Graffiti

Moon Graffiti

by @courtkneelane

| #audioreflection, ds106, Syndicated
September 28, 2017

This podcast was super interesting to listen to. I really enjoyed each of the sound effects. From the sounds of taking photos to the landing of the space shuttle, you can feel the sound rack your bones when each sound is played. The way the podcast creators did the changes in sound and the narration … Continue reading "Moon Graffiti"
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Think about story telling…

by @Maggieo_13

| #audioreflection, Syndicated
September 27, 2017

Stories are a great thing on there own, but nothing and I mean nothing beats a story with added sound effects. Sound drives stories because it helps your imagination create a story. Without sound your mind can only create so much. But with sound it opens up a whole new world of opportunity. Sound changes […]
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Audio Storytelling or Mind Control?

by @shleighduque

| #audioreflection, Assignments, digital storytelling, Syndicated
September 27, 2017

Audio effects are one of the most under-appreciated elements in film because it’s often used to support the visuals. Sound alone changes the tone of any setting and circumstance. When it comes to this topic, I can’t help but immediately think of jump scares in horror films; soft, low music plays while we anticipate something frightening, until we’re abruptly greeted with … Continue reading Audio Storytelling or Mind Control?
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Audio Storytelling

by @Hannah Woehrle

| #audioreflection, Syndicated
September 27, 2017

“Moon Graffiti’ was interesting to listen to. It was very dialogue heavy, which I wasn’t expecting. I know that’s not unusual for radio programs, as I’ve noticed listening to NPR and radio broadcasts for other classes, but considering the other assignments we have for this week, I anticipated more focus on audio elements other than …
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Moon Graffiti and the Power of Storytelling Without Visuals

by @ana_leino

| #audioreflection, Syndicated
September 27, 2017

This was such a powerful thing to listen to. I had fairly low expectations given that my only experience listening to stories was My Prairie Home Companion on NPR. But this was powerful and evocative–more real than expected. It’s really amazing how much impact sound and sound design have on the stories we watch or listen …
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Audio Storytelling

by @ashedwardz

| #audioreflection, digital storytelling, ds106, Syndicated
September 26, 2017

Sound is a very powerful element in storytelling. It gives you a subliminal context to several aspects of a story such as location and sense of space. For example, if a scene were taking place outside you would either need a visual to put the scene there or audio (such[Read more]
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Audio Reflection (Week Five):

by @melseykooring

| #audioreflection, ds106, Syndicated
September 26, 2017

Audio Reflection Frankly, I never really had an opinion on audio storytelling before now, because I’ve never given it a shot before. I’m more of a visual listener/learner/you name it. I always find myself getting vastly distracted whenever I attempt to listen to something that requires my full attention. Maybe it’s the years of using […]
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Moon Graffiti

by @OliviaBreler

| #audioreflection, ds106, Syndicated
September 26, 2017

So I listened to Moon Graffiti, and I have to say wow. It was super creepy, super eerie and the did a great job with this production. Audio is a powerful tool when it comes to story telling, sometimes even more so than writing. The speech written for Nixon made the whole thing even better, …
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audio = storytelling

by @girlycurlyfries

| #audioreflection, audio, Syndicated, Thoughts and Ideas
September 26, 2017

Every week we learn about a new form of storytelling. I feel that each one is important since they can support each other as well as work independently and still convey a narrative. One of the magical aspects of audio is that it doesn’t require a visual to create them. As you can hear in … Continue reading audio = storytelling →
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Audio Storytelling

by @courthardy2018

| # weeklyassignments, #audioreflection, Assignments, ds106, Syndicated
September 25, 2017

I decided to start week five off by completing the audio storytelling assignment. For this assignment, we were to listen to Moon Graffiti by The Truth Podcast. If I did not know about Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong, I most definitely would have thought this […]
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The Likely Tragedy

by @LilahKBB

| # weeklyassignments, #audioreflection, ds106, ds106photography, superds106, Syndicated
September 23, 2017

Response to the storytelling podcast Starting off I wasn’t really sure if where they were until they started counting down to landing and I wasn’t sure until the failure speech was being read that it was a space mission and not an airplane. I really enjoyed the little effects because you could here the sounds …
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Moon Reflection

by @k8lynclements

| #audioreflection, Syndicated
September 23, 2017

The Moon Graffiti audio was very interesting. Even though there were no images I could use the sounds to create an image in my head. The sounds of this really brought the whole thing together. The tones of the voices, background music, and then sounds of the space craft were all what helped to make this audio so great. Sounds bring emotion and I could feel emotions just listening to it. Sound most definitely drives stories. It drives them by...
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