Hand in Hand is a non-profit organization on campus in AUC that aims to help and support the elderly in need here in Egypt.
Hand in Hand on facebook:
www.facebook.com/HIHauc/

Credits:
Kareem ElKahky @kareemelkahky
Haya ElSayed @Haya AlSayed
Fady Ussama
Music: Set elHabayeb by Fayza Ahmed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFyPQlW9hpo

Sound Effects:

Winter Wind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrg9E2YBgsI

Jail Doors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSH3a5kzGgE


Image: Hand in Hand facebook page

PSA- Hand in Hand

Sound 1: Library doors open
Sound 2: IDs scanner for entrance
Sound 3: Foot steps on the stairs
Sound 4: Keyboard and mouse clicks
Sound 5: Elevator doors and buttons
Sound 6: Printing station

Nat Sound Library

As you enter the library the door welcomes you with its noise and the ID scanning says hello with is musical sound. Going up the stairs you here people kicking each step while struggling to reach upper floors. Moving towards the computers you start hearing the keyboards and mice screaming from pain while people are torturing them. Going down with the elevator you hear almost the same musical sound as the IDs scanning and doors closing in harmony. Passing by the printing station on your way out you will hear some papers getting scared with ink that lasts forever.

Nat Sounds:
Library Doors opening
ID scanning
Foot steps on the stairs
Keyboard and Mice
Elevator
Printing station

Nat Sound Essay: A journey in the library

This interview is the first part in a series of interviews for my final audio documentary produced for my Audio Production course.

My interviewee is Mariam Mazhar who lost her father in September 2013. Mariam is talking about the relation between her and her father and that this relation did not change when he passed away.


Photo credits: Mona Aboulela

Strong relation with deceased father

in this episode of the Rundown host Fady Khalil along with producers Kareem El Kahky and Haya El Sayed discussed several scientific topics such as the Recyclable shrimp shells, “bee3 zebaltak campaign” and first neon boxer in Egypt.
After that, an interview with Dr. Moshira Gamil Hanna to tell us more about the E-detailing technology that is introduced to Egypt in pharmaceutical companies.
In the last segment of the show “Another view” Fady spoke with Ali Shaltot from Greece to talk about vaping experience.

Credits:
Music: Anitek
Image: Mohamed Badawi
Dr. Moshira Gamil E-detailing Expert
Ali Shaltot: American University in Egypt

Host: Fady Khalil @FadyUssamaKhalil
Producer 1: Kareem El Kahky @Kareemelkahky
Producer 2: Haya El Sayed  @HayaAlsayed

The Rundown Group 7: Arabic Edition Episode 6

This is a promo for my audio documentary about relation with our deceased beloved ones, produced for Audio Production 4460 at the American University in Cairo.

Attend the Listening Session, at AUC's New Cairo campus on Sunday, May 14th and Wednesday, May 17th at 10 a.m. each day in the Jameel Building, room 10-60.


Music Credits:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ

Relation with the Dead Promo

This interview is the second part in a series of interviews for my final audio documentary produced for my Audio Production course.

My interviewee is Hala Hashem who lost her husband. Hala is talking about the relation between her and her father and that this relation did not change when he passed away.

Photo credits: Mariam Mazhar

Relation with deceased husband

This audio was produced for the JRMC 4480 capstone course under professor Kim Fox's supervision.

Credits:
Dr Alia Al Mahdi
Dr Adel Beshai
Dr Ashraf Sheta

Producers:
@Dina Abdelgelil
@kareemelkahky
@fady ussama khalil

EgyinformalEcon

The aim of this documentary is to show that relationships are not only with living people, they could also take place with dead people. Mariam Mazhar talks about her experience in talking with her deceased father and staying in contact with him even after he passed away. Also, Hala Hashem talking about her experience about what she tells her deceased husband.

Credits:
Mariam Mazhar
Hala Hashem
Hesham Bahaa

Photo credit:
CreepyPasta

Music Credit:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ

The American University in Cairo Digital Archive and Research Repository (DAR Repository) link: http://dar.aucegypt.edu/handle/10526/5115

Fady Ussama Khalil