Talking Animal Mashup

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Combine separate previously recorded audio and video files to create a video mashup of a talking pet. Use Audacity or another audio recording software and Movie Maker or another video editing software. The segments from each should be edited to deliver your message from the talking pet.

For this assignment, I used an audio assignment of my host character giving a morning message to the village people. I also had a video of my dog barking while I was talking to him, which was used as part of a video assignment. The original audio and video segments were uploaded to Movie Maker. Both were edited so that the pet’s voice is that of the host character (or yourself) delivering a message, telling a story, or reading poetry. Be creative!

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It’s almost a law of nature that anyone who has a pet narrates their daily lives in funny voices, probably to the never ending annoyance

For my second mashup assignment, I created a short talking animal segment. Specifically, I took footage of my cat Dinah me0wing and overdubbed various

You mean I can include my dog? Done. I’ll take any opportunity that allows me to video or take pictures of my pups, so when

For this assignment, I found a clip featuring an adorable dog who seems to be quite jealous and also likes to be petted. I used

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I was searching through the assignment bank looking for ways to incorporate my character, Merrill Shale. When I found this one, I considered how