Car Chase Commentary

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Take any video. (The worse the video, the easier this is. Look for something with virtually no action. If it’s exciting, you’ll never keep up.)  Add your voice over as if you were a local TV news anchor attempting to provide color commentary without stating anything overtly factual. Add all the hedge words and banalities that exemplify this kind of coverage.

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For my second audio assignment, I did the “Car Chase Commentary” assignment. I knew I had to do something that incorporated my superhero character, and

I found myself working with the local news outlet to report on traffic conditions in the area. Lo and behold, I managed to find myself


http://www.roylando.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/carChase.mp4

I love car chases. Who doesn’t? Cops being cops, stupid people being stupid people, a sense of danger. Yeah I hope no one gets

Making this video was probably one of the most exciting things of my night (and that is not even sarcasm). I searched for “most boring

For my first DS106 assignment I have done the Car Chase Commentary audio assignment. For this assignment I have taken a Youtube video and

Well, I am supposed to tell you about my procedures for getting to my artefact. Ain’t nobody……

This project was inspired by a Sklar brothers bit that I heard on the VA Beach AM comedy channel the other day. An edited

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