Podcast Production for Beginners: Captivate Your Listeners

Overview

“Once the process of writing our podcast is finished, it is necessary to "start over" and improve what we have already "finished". You may find it tedious to have to start from scratch, but with each new reading you do, you will find things that you can change to make your podcast much better and you will come up with many new ideas. ”

In this video lesson Federico Ciccone addresses the topic: Audio settings and marks, which is part of the Domestika online course: Podcast Production for Beginners: Captivate Your Listeners. Learn to identify good ideas, write a script, and develop strategies to win over your audience with your creativity and storytelling skills.

Partial transcription of the video

“Audio settings and marks After the previous lesson, where we finished the first version of our script, now we are in the second stage where we will make the second version of this script. A fairly final version because then we will have to do a small correction at the time of editing, but at the script level we would already be finishing. What I did here is mark some little things I did different. For example, the definition of the RAE, which was "According to the RAE, a trailer is a preview that in turn is part of a piece of information that is advanced and that will have a later developme...”

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Course summary for: Podcast Production for Beginners: Captivate Your Listeners

• Level: Beginner
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• 4 units
• 15 lessons (3h 14m)
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  Marketing & Business, Music & Audio

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  Audio, Communication, Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Podcasting