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- I didn’t know that your stories should have scenes.
- I didn’t know that what people say gets tied to where they are, if they are not in a quiet room.
- I didn’t know that it was a good idea to silent laugh while recording.
- I didn’t know that it’s not always a good idea to put “I” in your piece.
- I didn’t know how much seven people could talk to each other while all working on their radio pieces in a room and still, adalat canada, Buy adalat from india, somehow, get work done.
- I didn’t know about AIR.
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- I didn’t know how to write an audio script, the formatting or like how to write it.
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- I did not know that Maine had an ear muff festival.
- I didn’t know how easy it was to spend three months rarely deviating more than a black from one street (namely, Congress. Salt is on Congress and I happen to live only a block off Congress, adalat online review, Cheap generic adalat, down on the East End).
- I had no f-ing clue how hard it is to do a non-narrated piece.
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- I didn’t know that Third Coast existed, or Megapolis.
- I didn’t know that a soundbooth is a really good place to sleep.
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Laura, you’re the best. And you made me think about how far we’ve all come!
I totally second you on a lot of things on this list, but especially the wonder that is CANNED BREAD.
Laura,
Congrats, you have spelled “Tape Sync” correctly.
And I too didn’t know that there was a Maine Ear Muff Festival (till now). Very exciting.
I look forward to hearing, seeing, reading the creative documentary endeavors of Salt Fall ’09.
-Meghan Vigeant (Salt Radio, Fall ’06)