Joseph Tartaglia "Podcast"

My Granddad's hard But charmed life and stories that he told me about getting by, He crossed a lot of boundaries ass a kid, and some as an adult.there is a bunch of life lessons and what you should and shouldn't do situations


PODCAST:  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12879970/interview.mp3


Reflection

The experience of doing interview, well in my podcast I interviewed my grandfather, twice. Once like earlier in the year, and the other time last week, there are two different interviews that I did some of them are old ones and most of them are ones from last week, I though in the old ones because some of them had a lot to do about crossing boundaries. Like stealing shoes, or stealing anything for that matter, I thing the main part or the crossing boundaries part is mostly about stealing things to survive, in the 1940s.

 

Editing was a lot easier then what I thought it would be, because the music I chose just went perfectly with the interview itself.

 

My weakness was about the volume itself, like the music was too loud while the voice was too low. Nothing I can’t fix though.

 

I agree with the comments my peers gave me because they are right, and honest about their feedback. Also they tell what, and what not to edit and they like most of the editing anyway.



Music


Beatles: Something (instrumental), The Ballad Of John And Yoko, Piggies Instrumental, Money (Thats What I Want)

Victor Sylvester: I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams (Quickstep)

Bing Crosby: I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams

In The Style Of Dawn: Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree (Karaoke)

Conker live and reloaded: War

Scott Joplin: The Entertainer


Sound effects by RingTicklers Ringtone 

Comments (3)

Aaron Van-Buren (Student 2014)
Aaron Van-Buren

I liked this podcast because I watch a lot of old italian movies and in them a lot of stuff your grandfather talked about is actually in each movie, so i connected to it a little more.