what is my podcast going to be about?

what is my podcast going to be about?

• music
• movies
• anime
• tv shows
• gaming
• books
• comic books /manga

Idea for podcast

Gaming review of 2015 best and worse releases

pod cast research

Research - What to write!

Podcast

Having been given the Podcast assignment you now need to write a detailed research analysis that meets the Grading Criteria.

Make sure that you include ALL of the following points:

1. Name of podcasts: Inside Gaming-Our GAME OF THE YEAR?
2. YoGPoD 49: Christmas and new year’s Special 2015
3. Giant Bomb's Game of the Year 2015

Type of podcast:

(E.g. review)

1. Provide evidence of research of at least two podcasts, similar to your chosen podcast.  Comment on the content of the podcast e.g. do they have an intro/outro? Do they include music and sound effect? How many presenters are there? What do they talk about? What is their presentation style? What language do they use? Etc.

(See analysis sheet provided)

They have a spoken intro don’t use any of sound effects they used music in there sponsor ad, they have 5 presenters all using informal energetic presentation style 9they kind of talk between each other. The other podcast used music in the intro no sound effects they have 3 presenters all using informal energetic language. They talk directly between each other No intro, no music, no sound effects, and only has 3-4 people in the podcast similar presentation style they talk a lot more from a game dev review so maybe they have professional  reviews who know what they are talking about.

2. Compare and contrast at least two podcast. Comment on elements that are similar and different between them.

The only talk about more popular games (good and bad) they talk about similar game aspects such as user ability, visuals, story or multiplayer ability. Their views on different game are different however since it’s a personal opinion review that is to be expected. They seem to have professional reviewing skills and a knowledge of the games industry while the others are talking from a player’s personal view. They don’t use any effects or music however they talk about a larger range of games.

3. Provide any additional research based on your chosen podcast. E.g. web links etc.

The more people In the podcast the more fluent the conversation. Talk about more well know released game or the listener will feel excluded from the topic. research

4. Provide in detail any elements that you haven taken from your research that you are going to apply when creating your own podcast and why? Focus on the content you are going to include?  If you are doing to use any music or sound effect? Presentation style and language? Along with any editing techniques you plan to use?

I’m going to use game sound effects and maybe game music quietly in the background and my presentation style will be energetic in formal and maybe a little loud. I plan on making a list of games to talk about in order of release and use computer effects to fade out at the end and maybe make a opening and ending. While be only talking about more popular release games.

radio vs podcast

Name: Connor Stewart

Name of LIVE radio show #1: Clara Amfo

Radio station: radio one _

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Excitable, happy and talks in slang
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	It’s a music based show the presenter talks over the top of the first part of the song
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wild track (if any)	Studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	The part about what’s up next and what on tomorrow
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Date check and time check. She talks about things that happened earlier in the day.

Name of PODCAST #1:serial 

Website details: serialpodcast.org

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	The narrator talks in a formal style
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	Music used in the beginning as well as to create tension
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wild track (if any)	Phone quality and studio acoustics.
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	A part of the beginning  were she introduced the story
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Its pre-recorded because she cuts to phone calls and other audio

Name of LIVE radio show #2:_james O’Brian_

Radio station:  _LBC___

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Serious and formal speaking.
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	No music used.
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wild track (if any)	Phone acoustics studio acoustics.
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	The questions he asks.
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Live phone call the time. Live news.

Name of PODCAST #2:__womans hour

Website details:_bbc and radio 4 website

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Slow and formal serious
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	Not at all
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wildtrack (if any)	Opening sound effect studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	All of it
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Pre-recorded because of cuts and changes to pre-recorded audios.

Name of LIVE radio show #3:___FM    

Radio station:__ Toby aostis _____________

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Happy and unformal speaking
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	Music based radio show, music ident
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wildtrack (if any)	Studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	His introduction
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Gives time

Name of PODCAST #3:___kermode and mayo ___

Website details:______

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Indirect talking unformal language.
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	opening used music
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wildtrack (if any)	Studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	None of it however they may use note
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?

Name of LIVE radio show #4:___bbc radio 5 live___

Radio station: BBC radio live daily________

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Serious formal and slow talking.
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	No music used
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wild track (if any)	Studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	Questions and introduction
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	News from today.

Name of PODCAST #4:__Finalcail time product_

Website details:______podcast.ft.com _________

Describe…	Description here:
1.       The presenter’s style – e.g. bubbly, serious	Formal slow serious
2.       How music is featured– e.g. music bed, musical items/features	No music is used
3.       Use of sound effects, acoustics and wildtrack (if any)	Studio acoustics
4.       Which parts sound scripted?	Intro and questions
5.       How do you know if it is live or pre-recorded?	Pre recorded

podcast facts

History

Adam Curry, in collaboration with Dave Winer, a developer of RSS feeds, is credited with coming up with the idea to automate the delivery and syncing of textual content to portable audio players

the first app to be compatible with podcasts was  iPodder X,

Apple issued Cease and Desist orders to many podcast application developers and service providers for using the term "iPod" or "Pod" in their products' names

Adam Curry launched his show Daily Source Code. It was a show focused on chronicling his everyday life, delivering news and discussions about the development of podcasting, as well as promotion for new and emerging podcasts. Daily Source Code is believed to be the first podcast produced on a consistent basis.

In June 2005, Apple released iTunes 4.9 with native support for podcasts.

Personal Audio lawsuits

A company called  Electronic Frontier Foundation tried to claim ownership over the idea of podcasts and tried claiming royalties off podcasters .

enhanced podcast

enhanced podcast can display images synchronized within audio these can contain chapter markers.

podcast novels

a podcast novel is a literary format that combines the concepts   of podcast and an audiobook

Podcasts

A podcast is a form of digital media which is pre-recorded. It’s also episodic and can be downloaded from Apples software iTunes. It can also be streamed online to a computer or mobile device.

A list of audio and video files appear on a server as a web feed to users. A software named ‘Podcatcher’ enables you to check for updates and download any new files In the series.

The name

In February 2004 a man named Ben Hammersley first mentioned ‘Podcasting’ in The Guardian newspaper. The word podcast is combined with ‘iPod’ and ‘broadcast’.

Windows claims the Pod in Podcast stand for Portable on Demand and the cast standing for broadcast.

in February 10-25th march 2005 Shae Spencer Management filed a trademark application to register for the term 'podcast' for a prerecorded show online. But on September 9 2005 the United States patent and trademark office declined the application and informed them of the term and it's history. The company then sent a second application the following year in march, it was again rejected with the trademark office insinuating it hadn't differentiated for the first letter enough. The same year in November the letter was abandoned.

September 26 2004 it was reported that apple started to crack down on the term 'pod' in all product and company names. Apple sent a cease and desist letter to a company called 'Podcasts ready Inc'. as they had a product called 'mypodder'. Lawyers for Apple argued that the term 'pod' is used in such a significant way by the public to refer to their music material that it falls under apple trademark cover. it was speculated that apple was expanding their existing trademark of 'iPod' which included trademarking 'IPOD', 'IPODCAST' and 'POD'. So on November 16, 2006 the apple trademark department revealed that apple doesn't mind other company using the generic term 'podcast' to refer to them kinds of services and that apple hadn't licensed the term yet they had not specified whether or not they held rights to it or not.

live radio equipment

script

computer

adobe audition

studio

studio mic

studio sound board

music

running order

audacity to record on

improvisation skills
partner to talk to

podcast equipment

script

computer

adobe audition

studio

studio mic

studio sound board

music (not a lot)

audacity

topic