Audio Editors Needed for Children's Show on RadioFairfax - No Age Restriction
Project Overview
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Brief Intro:
My name is Crystal Genduso and I am the producer of a children's public access program, called Bedtime Story, which was recently approved to air on RadioFairfax. It was originally conceived of to provide children, particularly ones who are blind, dyslexic, or whose parents are likewise disabled or illiterate, w/a bedtime story, but we believe everyone of all ages will enjoy the show. It features unadulterated fairy/folktales that bear little resemblance to the sanitized Disney versions of today. A narrator reads them aloud to listeners, like an audiobook.
About the Project:
This show is a co-operative effort; each aspect is crowd sourced. The level of involvement is up to the individual. We offer opportunities, which are open to all ages, for: actors, animators, composers, graphic artists, illustrators, musicians, singers, and writers to obtain exposure, in exchange for contributing content. Everything else is in exchange for experience. Note that volunteers need not live anywhere near Virginia. This is a very valuable investment, which will pay off when people see it on your college application or on your resume. If you are interested in participating in the project, as a content contributor or a constant collaborator, I can be contacted at [redacted]. Thank you for your time.
Crystal Genduso
Producer of Bedtime Story Broadcast
RadioFairfax is cablecast via Fairfax Public Access (FPS). Subscribers to Comcast, Cox, or Verizon Fios in Fairfax County and Falls Church, VA can tune in to the station via channel 37. Subscribers to Comcast in Reston can tune in via channel 27. The show's time slot is still TBD, but it will air once a week, for 58 minutes). Anyone, anywhere in the world will be able to listen live via this link: stream.fcac.org:8000high or http://tunein.com/radio/Radio-Fairfax-s24818/. Previous episodes will be available at www.YouTube.com/BedtimeStoryBroadcast. To learn more about the show, visit www.BedtimeStoryBroadcast.com.
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There is only one requirement: reliability. We produce at least one 58-minute episode per month.
Your responsibility will be to string all of the audio files together into one full episode and to improve sound quality, as blind people have a heightened sense of hearing in the absence of sight. For example, we do not want to distract them w/the sound of saliva. For fun, feel free to play w/sound effects. We are open to your other suggestions, as well.
