Over-Dramatic Reading

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  • Chris Randles
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_cokwr: Choose any written material (a song, poem, short book, excerpt from a novel, scene from a television show, news article, etc.) and record a dramatic reading. Read your selection in a way that alters the message of the original material (at an odd pace, overly excited, sad, etc. -- be creative, make it your own). Make sure you mention what it is you are reading, and who the author of the material is., _cpzh4: Audio, _chk2m: Chris Randles, _ciyn3: 112, _ckd7g: , _clrrx: , _cztg3:

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Rimi Morita

Inspired By A Parody Drawing

For doing Over-Dramatic Reading Assignment, I did not know what to read/record … and I suddenly remembered what I saw recently.It was THIS below. YUP, hills
leelzebub

Audio Assignment: Over-Dramatic “Name of the Wind”

Over-Dramatic Reading: Choose any written material (a song, poem, short book, excerpt from a novel, scene from a television show, news article, etc.) and record
Ben Rimes

Kittens! Kittens! Kittens!

Kittens, Kittens, Kittens by techsavvyed Exploring the most excellent tool that is SoundCloud while on another ds106 assignment, my wife became excited about the “over dramatic
kevin boilard

Emily Dickinson: Comedy Version!

Okay, so everyone knows that Emily Dickinson’s poems are all rather dark, dismal, and depressing. After reading Chris Randles’ Overly-Dramatic Reading assignment posted under Audio

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