A promo for an immigration documentary that tackles the idea of confusion between loyalty and whether is migration is a solution to all problems or not. 

Interviewee: Fateme El-sayed 
Announcer: Mariam Sherif 
Photo Credits: Mariam Sherif 
Music credits: 
-Epic Orchestral Adventure Music” by Ross Bugden, minutes: 0:01-0:28 ( Royalty Free) 
-Rewind sound effect ( Royalty free) 


Is migration the solution? - updated promo

The subject of migration has been the highlight of the recent years. A lot of the youth are taking migration as a solution to all of their problems. So apparently it's a post revolution effect, since lots of people like Radwa Mohamed, my interviewee, are starting to think of leaving after the revolution not before. 

Radwa Mohamed is an undergraduate student at AUC studying Architecture. She was a migrant once when she was a kid and now she is for migration. 

The interview was conducted at The Amercian University in Cairo by Mariam Sherif for Audio production course ( JRMC 4460). 

Interviwee: Radwa Mohamed
Photo credits: Mariam Sherif 





Migration is the solution: a segment from an interview with Radwa Mohamed

Discrimination will always exist against immigrants. All of us have cognitive sachems, and that’s the one that some people will have on you as an immigrant, it’s now all up to you to either change it or live with it. 
The Audio feature introduces two cases who were opposed to discrimination as immigrants.
Interviewee 1: Radwa Mohamed 
Interviwee 2: Rana Khaled 
Narration: Mariam Sherif 
Photo Credits: Mariam Sherif
Music credits: Oud by Ola Al jazaeir
Sound effects: Shocking sound effects (YouTube Royalty free) 
Course: Audio production ( JRMC4460)


Discrimination will always exist

Most of us usually try to escape what's bothering us, get away instead of solving the actual problem, but what about when the matter gets to leaving your home, abandoning everything behind because you got tired. This is the case with Egyptian youth currently, especially after the revolution by about two years, hope has faded away and the desire for migration took place, though having the capability and the desire to leave, there's  still something hindering them. The documentary sheds lights on some of the Egyptian youth who desire emigration. 

This Audio Documentary is produced by Mariam Sherif for an Audio Production Course at the American University in Cairo taught by professor Kim Fox. 

Interviewees: 
Dr. Ibrahim Awad
Radwa Mohamed 
Rana Khaled 
Fatema Al-sayed 

Music credits: 

- Ya Azez einy by Rowan Maher performed at the AUC Radio Studio 

-Ya mesfer wahdak oud by Oud professional brought from Youtube. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzGNcYnVUIE

-Nat. sound collected by Mariam Sherif 

- Sound effects, Royalty Free from YouTube 

Photo Credits: GBBA 
http://gbaa.org/?attachment_id=22554


 




Examining the boom of youth migration

This is a feature about the selection process of the student representative speech for the undergraduate comencment. For this midyear's comencment speech, Mahmoud Elrayes, an Integrated Marketing Communication major, spoke on behalf of his class. 

Featured in this project: 
-Mahmoud Elrayes
-Kathleen O'nil 
-George Marquis

Photo credits: 
Suhaila Aboutaleb

The story behind the student representative's speech

This audio is a documentation of Ahmed Seif El-Dein's journey in Sufism. He explains the milestones he, or any Sufi, goes through while getting into Sufism. 

Interviewees: 

Ahmed Seif El Dein
Professor Steffen Stolzer 

Music: 
Al Hadra, recorded by Mariam El Menoufi

The spiritual journey of a Sufi practitioner

This is an audio reel of my work in a certified voice over course.

Mariam Elmenofi

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