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Creating a Podcast!
Project 2.5


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Podcasts are taking the entertainment world by storm. They are streamable and downloadable audio entertainment, easy for on-the-go listening. Simply put, they are internet radio shows on demand.
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The first podcast launched in 2004 with a computer program that could download internet radio shows to iPod MP3 players. Today, podcasting is increasing in popularity as an entertainment- and information-sharing platform. Podcast topics range from narratives to news, cooking and murder mysteries to informative talks on almost every topic imaginable.
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Podcasts are usually released as a series with new episodes available at regular intervals, similar to how episodes of TV shows are broadcast on a schedule. Episodes vary in length and there is no standard time for a podcast. Most series tend to keep episodes to similar lengths, but running time is up to the creator.

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What Is A Podcast?  Here's How To Listen To A Podcast


How To Play Podcasts on SPOTIFY

What Is A Podcast


PROJECT DETAILS

  • You must come up with the script, structure, etc
  • You must record your script
  • Must have introduction with music
  • Must have ending with music
  • All music MUST be created by YOU.  No pre-made “pop music.”  Music must be royalty free.
  • Length:  2:00-3:00 minutes in length.

PROJECT DIRECTIONS

DOWNLOAD THE DIRECTIONS HERE IN PDF 

PROJECT EXTERNAL LINKS / VIDEOS

Podcasts Intros - Examples

How To Write Scripts For Your Podcast

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