Storytelling with Sounds

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John F. Barber

Sounds spark imaginations, create engaging stories. Re-Imagined Radio explores how sounds, like the storyteller's voice and sound effects, contributed to storytelling throughout human history and provided some interesting listening examples. Storytelling with sounds (the storyteller's voice and other sound effects) sparks our imagination like no other human sensory input, creating a visual world in our mind's eye. This world is believable, full of opportunities for engagement and interactivity. Season 09, Episode 03 Premier Broadcast: 15 March 2021 Written, Produced, Hosted by John Barber Music, Sound Design, Post Production by Martin John Gallagher Graphic Design by Holly Slocum Design Website: https://www.reimaginedradio.fm/episodes/storytelling/index.html

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