Audio features produced by students in JRMC 4460 Audio Production in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University in Cairo (AUC) for Fall 2015.

JRMC 4460 F15 Audio Features

Good vibes🤘🏽🍑🔥

This is Stefi and I's original acoustic song that we wrote in just over an hour a couple of days ago.. This was our first recording so we are sorry for the little mistakes. Stefi is playing the guitar and harmonising while i am singing the sangggg :) 
hope you guys like it :) xx 

You Should Know / Inka Williams - Stefi Smith

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Don't Leave

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TKDJS - Don't Leave ft. AYER

This is an audio feature from Adventure Traveling: Stories of Adventures. 

Featuring: 
Salma Abdelbaky, 20 years old.
Malak Ayouty, 25 years old. 
Ali Kahala, 25 years old. 

Music: 
Jay Alvarrez - In dream world
Cool African Music - African Safari 
Best African Music Ever 
Simon & Garfunkel - El Condor Pasa 

Sound Effects from Prosoundeffects.com 

Photo Credit: Malak Ayouty  




Stories of Adventure: On the way to the top

This audio feature is trying to see whether Egyptians are truly religious by nature as they are always described in media and textbooks. 

The soundbites are from my interview with Jamila Boudlali. Check the interview here:  https://soundcloud.com/safy-magdy/from-the-land-of-the-10000-lakes-to-the-city-of-1000-minarets

Narration and production: Safaa Magdy 
Music: Nasser Shama (Halet Wajad)
            Egyptian National Anthem
Image Credit: Safaa Magdy 

Link to feature script: https://docs.google.com/a/aucegypt.edu/document/d/1___JQqqLZvaoF4iL_8O_lcmMCkrh7vtRESJ4APUwC8k/edit?usp=sharing

Religious by nature-متدين بطبعه

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

This audio feature presents the generational gap that exists between Egyptians, specifically in regard to the differences in music tastes. It also emphasizes the fact that people always tend to ascribe meanings and values to whatever genre of music they tend to listen to. The latter is commonly shared among generations despite their differences in music tastes. 

Narration by Alaa El Sayed @alaa-as

Sound bites by:
1- Karim Omar Hassan 
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=677370571&fref=ts

2- Shahir Nakhlah
https://www.facebook.com/shahir.nakhla?fref=ts

Image Credit:
http://ms-studi0s.deviantart.com/art/Music-Is-Life-245594520

Classical or Chaabi: What your music taste says about you

This audio feature discusses the effect of media on portraying a certain image about mental health. With a growing industry of the media industry, the effect of media on the stigma of mental illnesses is stronger than ever. 

Contributing in the feature are; Seba Mohamed who was diagnosed with Depression. Mariam Mostafa a teenager who was suffering from bipolar mood swings. Also Dr. Fakhr El-Islam, academic consultant for Behman private hospital, who attributes the reason for the media for not knowing enough about mental illnesses which is reflected in their productions.  

Credits
Music: Scheming Weasel by Kevin Mcleod
Image: by consciousreporter.com

Stories of Adventure: On the way to the top

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