In the story Adoption, Steve Hartman learns about the life of a married couple and their child, and how they became foster parents over the years. She starts off by saying that she is boring and has no story to tell, but by the end. Hartman reiterates and says how this "boring woman" has a lot to tell. regarding Hey, You, See, So, he starts off by addressing the people, asks them questions about their life, states facts about their life, and leaves the audience with the message: What can you do to make the world a better place? In the video Soul Food, he also goes along the same premise. He first introduces the character, has them explain what they do, states facts that aren't visible during the video, and leaves us with the same message: What can we do to be a better person/make the world a better place? Steve Hartman has a wonderful ability to make the audience feel inspired to do something good. Even when the story may not even seem that interesting, a lesson can always be learned.
Adoption: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku0gCFI0V9Q Soul Food: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er4QmKxRYoU
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For the sound bites interview project, I chose to interview my mom due to her interesting story she had to tell. She lost her father at the young age of 22, and I was curious to find out more about her experience and how it has impacted her life. She gave me a lot of information to work with, which was very helpful, and she put a lot of emotion into her response, which I was thankful for, as well. In the future, I would try and set the camera up a little better, ask her to not look directly into the camera and rather look at me, enhance the sound, and edit a bit more to make the interview shorter but also well put together. I really loved this interview project and I am very excited to start our next more intense and in-depth interview project!
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About the AuthorHello! My name is Cameron and I am in the class Broadcasting Technology at Ladue Horton Watkins High School. Archives
May 2017
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