ART 21 — From Idea to Launch: Create and Produce Your Own Podcast
Quarter: Fall
Day(s): Mondays
Course Format: Live Online (About Formats)
Duration: 8 weeks
Date(s): Oct 2—Nov 27
Time: 5:00—7:00 pm (PT)
Refund Deadline: Oct 4
Unit: 1
Tuition: $515
Instructor(s): Ryan Campos
Limit: 30
Class Recording Available: Yes
Status: Closed
Fall
Date(s)
Oct 2—Nov 27
8 weeks
Refund Date
Oct 4
1 Unit
Fees
$515
Instructor(s):
Ryan Campos
Limit
30
Recording
Yes
Closed
Ever since Sarah Koenig’s breakout investigative podcast hit Serial launched in 2014 and demonstrated the medium’s potential reach and impact, everyone from Rachel Maddow and Michelle Obama to Rich Roll and DJ Akademiks has been hopping on the podcast bandwagon. Podcasting is a democratic medium, open to anyone with an appealing point of view, a warm interviewing style, or an interesting area of expertise. The market is evolving, and listeners are both interested and discerning. So how easy is it to make a successful podcast of your own? In this course, we will listen to a variety of example podcasts, from Criminal to Radiolab, study podcast story structure, analyze content formats, review podcast equipment that can work for any budget, and learn where you can host and publish your podcast for maximum exposure and profitability. Students will practice the latest recording and editing techniques to develop podcasts both from scratch and from existing content and gain an up-to-date understanding of how to make their way in the podcasting industry. Every student will leave the course with a trailer, their first five-minute podcast "pilot" episode, and an outline for an entire podcast series.
RYAN CAMPOS
Audio Specialist; Sound Artist
Ryan Campos is the lead audio producer at Inner Space Center, a national facility that supports live ocean exploration and research, and he is a co-producer for the Stanford Graduate School of Business podcast Think Fast, Talk Smart. He is an instructor at the Community College of Rhode Island and the New England Institute of Technology, where he received a BAS in digital recording.Textbooks for this course:
(Recommended) Kristen Meinzer, So You Want to Start a Podcast: Finding Your Voice, Telling Your Story, and Building a Community That Will Listen (ISBN 978-0062936677)