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Audio Theater Podcast Example

1 min · 1 de feb de 2009
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itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/28/dd/79/mrgallo/1400x1400_1554484.bmp] This podcast is an example of how a completed audio theater podcast should sound. Students will be creating similar podcasts during the mini-course. (Music and sound effects have creative commons licensing. Based on a lesson by Dr. Christopher Shamburg.)

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