On this episode of The Rundown, Host Doaa Abdelghany and producers Jaidaa Taha and Yasmine Nabil discuss arts and entertainment.

We started off with the discussion about the The Danish Experience play at the AUC Falaki Theatre, Then we moved on to discussing The Music Park Festival cooncert. Finally, we discussed Ahmed Fishawi's controversial comment at the Gouna Film Festival.

For the interview segment, Doaa interviewed Professor Amira Aboutaleb to discuss Arabic Calligraphy.

For the remote interview segment, Doaa interviewed student Farah Wael from Bahcesehir University about the Mayfest that takes place in her university.

Credits:
Link to articles:
The Music Park Festival
https://www.facebook.com/events/1432417883474854/

Ahmed El Fishawy
http://www.egypttoday.com/Article/4/24421/Ahmed-El-Fishawy-apologizes-for-his-controversial-behavior-on-stage

The Danish Experience play
https://www.facebook.com/danishexperience/?fref=ts

Arabic Calligraphy:
https://www.egypttoday.com/Article/4/24078/Cairo-Calligraphy-forum-spots-the-beauty-of-Arabic-letters

Music: Sleepless Night by Anitek

Host: Doaa Abdelghany
Producers: Jaidaa Taha  and Yasmine Nabil
Guest 1: Professor Amira Aboutaleb
Guest 2: Farah Wael

Release Date: Sept 25,2017

The Rundown Group C: Arts and Entertainment, episode 2

This nat sound essay revolves around the sounds you hear as you journey through the food court.

Photo credits: Khaled Ahlway

The Food Court : Your Guilty Pleasure

This track takes you into a day in my life as a student in AUC. Audio was taken on and off campus.

Background Music by Doaa Abdelghany
Photo by Doaa Abdelghany

Link to transcript :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/180oYJhPFktRz4HhsQTkUaIfl6nHyjFDLd1xEYn9BXp8/edit?usp=sharing

A Day in My Life

This track is an interview with Karim Kadry, a student at the American University in Cairo about being a third culture kid and the language barriers that came along with it.

Karim Kadry: Third Culture Kids and Language

This is the promo for an audio documentary I'm going to produce about Struggles of Third Culture Kids Living in Egypt face.

Photo credits : @tck_life (Twitter)
Music Credits: Scott Holmes- Shine Bright (Freemusicarchive.org)

Promo Script: Third Culture Kids in Egypt

MUSIC: 		[No Copyright Music] “Shine Bright” by Scott Holmes (00:30)

NARRATOR:		Dubai, New York, Cairo. As fun as it may seem, living in another
 culture comes with all sorts of struggles like the language barriers.(00:09)
MUSIC:              	 Airplane landing (00:04)

SOUNDBITE:	“I couldn't really make jokes in Arabic because my language 
wasn't that strong  to properly express the joke. So, most of my jokes were in English and that created a sort of language barrier between me and the people who joke around in Arabic.” (00:11)

NARRATOR:		To find out what it’s like to be a Third Culture Kid living in Egypt, 

Attend the Listening Session, at A-U-C's New Cairo campus on Sunday, December 10 and Wednesday, December 13 at 10 a-m each day in the Jameel Building, room 10-60 (ten-sixty). (00:10)
 
MUSIC:  		[No Copyright Music] “Shine Bright” by Scott Holmes (fade out)

Corporate and Motivational Music

Third Culture Kids Promo

This interview is about Third Culture Kids through the lens of social psychology with psychologist Dr Fouad Bouzeineddine.

Third Culture Kids and Psychology

This audio feature explore the aspect of coping with changing cultures for third culture kids and how as they change cultures they tend to face challenges with changing their language to accommodate to the new culture that they’re in.

photo credits: wayfaring.me
music credits: Scott Holmes, Entrpreneurs

Music for TV and Film Vol. 1

Third Culture Kids Coping with Changing Cultures

This audio documentary explores the struggles that Egyptian third culture kids face when they move back to Egypt from a different culture they’ve lived in and how they cope with these struggles. 

Interview with Karim Kadry about language barriers.
Interview with Yasmine Bassily about making friends.
Interview with Sara Abdelghany about finding romantic relationships.
Interview with Dr Fouad Bouzeineddine about psychological aspect.
Interview with Nouran Allam about finding home.

Length: 7 minutes 23 seconds
Music Credits to FreeMusicArchive.com
Photo Credits to explorelifestory.com/third-culture-kids-a-nonsense-label/
Sound Effects credits to freesoundeffects.com
NAT Sound credits to Doaa Abdelghany (me).
Link to DAR : http://dar.aucegypt.edu/handle/10526/5227

Global Nomads: Struggles Third Culture Kids Face Living in Egypt

This audio vox pop was produced by Doaa Abdelghany, Nouran Allam and Yasmine Nabil as a part of our graduation project #BetweenFourWalls for the Multimedia Reporting Capstone course at the American University in Cairo (AUC), supervised by Professor Kim Fox.
#BetweenFourWalls tackles thee issue of housing conditions in Cairo in terms of infrastructure and utilities.

Music Credits: Freemusic archive- Podington Bear- Onward

Photo Credit: Nouran Allam

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