Beat Craig’s List

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Craig’s List has some really interesting language choices in many of the ads, especially in the free section.  Find an ad that feels lyrical and odd enough to engage you.  Record it like a Beat poem. Add in jazz accents.  If you’re feeling really aggresive analyze your work as if it were intentional poetry.

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This assignment worth 2 stars was one of the most fun assignments I’ve done so far. I first had to find a Craigslist ad that would

So this was a fun assignment! XD

This Audio Assignment Bank project is titled “Beat Craig’s List” (2 stars). I had to take an

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For the remainder of my audio assignment stars, I did the Beat Craigslist assignment, where we read a Craigslist ad that has interesting wording, and

This assignment was to find an ad on Craig’s List and record it like a beat poem, adding jazz accents. This is the ad

Trolling Craigslist is always fun, so the first audio assignment listed on Week 5′s page immediately jumped out at me.  Off I went to the

I was able to squeak out another audio assignment today for the zone. While it isn’t Twilight Zone based, sometimes reading Craigslist

The second audio assignment I chose this week was called Beat Craigs List, in which I was supposed to find a Craigslist ad

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Over the span of this assignment stretch, you must complete 5 points of audio assignments from the audio category in the Assignment Bank.

 

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