Edit a podcast
Budget: $25 – $50 AUD
TASK: Taking the files, putting them together as per the structure of the demo, cleaning them up, mixing it out as an MP3.
Our new podcast, "When Would We Die?", has a straightforward premise. In each episode, we will select a popular film and, with the help of experts, attempt to determine the exact moment that, were we appearing in the film, we would die.
To make the exercise as credible as possible, we would always appear at the same age, level of physical fitness and station in life that we are now (two professionals in our late forties). We would then follow the script of the relevant film until it was mutually agreed we could go no further.
We have already recorded a demo episode: "The Revenant", the 2015 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. To help us determine "When Would We Die?" in that movie, we were fortunate enough to interview Philip Deloria, Professor of American Indian Peoples at Harvard University, and Wesley Larson, a Bear Biologist who works in Yellowstone National Park. A link to downloading that episode can be found here: https://we.tl/t-4CXWgEQ21q
We're now in the process of lining up guests for more episodes so that we can have a suite in the bank before launch, including:
- ex-Special Ops doctor for Dan Pronk "Aliens"
- retired astronaut Professor Greg Chamitoff for "Gravity"
- Curator of European Arms and Armour at Glasgow Museums Ralph Moffat for "Braveheart"
- Berkley Professor Chyrl Corbin for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
- King's College Professor of Medieval History John Arnold for "The Name of the Rose"
- Hosts of "The Womed" podcast Danielle Maltby and Jackie Camardo for "Misery"
An Oxford-trained senior communications strategist, you can view Tom's profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-ward-6b559315/ and my award-winning advertising portfolio at https://doogiechapman.myportfolio.com/
Our new podcast, "When Would We Die?", has a straightforward premise. In each episode, we will select a popular film and, with the help of experts, attempt to determine the exact moment that, were we appearing in the film, we would die.
To make the exercise as credible as possible, we would always appear at the same age, level of physical fitness and station in life that we are now (two professionals in our late forties). We would then follow the script of the relevant film until it was mutually agreed we could go no further.
We have already recorded a demo episode: "The Revenant", the 2015 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. To help us determine "When Would We Die?" in that movie, we were fortunate enough to interview Philip Deloria, Professor of American Indian Peoples at Harvard University, and Wesley Larson, a Bear Biologist who works in Yellowstone National Park. A link to downloading that episode can be found here: https://we.tl/t-4CXWgEQ21q
We're now in the process of lining up guests for more episodes so that we can have a suite in the bank before launch, including:
- ex-Special Ops doctor for Dan Pronk "Aliens"
- retired astronaut Professor Greg Chamitoff for "Gravity"
- Curator of European Arms and Armour at Glasgow Museums Ralph Moffat for "Braveheart"
- Berkley Professor Chyrl Corbin for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
- King's College Professor of Medieval History John Arnold for "The Name of the Rose"
- Hosts of "The Womed" podcast Danielle Maltby and Jackie Camardo for "Misery"
An Oxford-trained senior communications strategist, you can view Tom's profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-ward-6b559315/ and my award-winning advertising portfolio at https://doogiechapman.myportfolio.com/