UAL 2 Project Padlet - Ellie Crail (ec2433864) by Ellie Crail ec2433864

Final PowerPoint w/ VoiceOver

ec2433864 — 2025-10-02 13:38:09 UTC

This is the link to my presentation so that you can click the link for the video!!

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGzzOwEeLY/6IrASxSi8NvZ-9TP1KXPkg/edit?utm_content=DAGzzOwEeLY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Research

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:13:32 UTC

These are some notes I took after researching "what makes a good podcast?".

the main thing that everything I read mentioned structure, so I then googled "how to make a good podcast structure" and this is what I got

(I will add 2 other photos with the rest of the notes)

Research

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:14:24 UTC

Research

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:14:50 UTC

Inspiration

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:20:54 UTC

this is the presentation I am basing my podcast off of, all the research I did for that is on the padlet stream for "Exploration"

Research/notes

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:28:11 UTC

this is a screenshot of the word document with research notes I took about Fleetwood Mac as a band

Scotts Handout

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:34:50 UTC

this handout was really helpful as I have used similar software, but I haven't used Logic before so I didn't really know how things worked, so having a handout explaining how recording things worked was incredibly helpful

Scott's Handout

ec2433864 — 2025-10-03 09:37:21 UTC

Once again, I haven't used Logic before so I had no idea how to export my podcast properly, so this was really useful to have access to

Finished podcast

ec2433864 — 2025-10-10 11:49:59 UTC

This is my finished podcast!!

Evaluation

ec2433864 — 2025-10-10 11:52:07 UTC

For my podcast, I didn’t really want to do it by myself so I planned to make it with a friend as I thought that would make it a little bit more entertaining. I thought that doing some research on podcasts would be smart as I don’t have any experience with podcasts so getting some insight as to what makes a good one felt like the right idea.

The first thing I did was research my topic, which was Fleetwood Mac and their live performance of their song Silver Springs in 1997 at Warner bros. Studios. Then I did some research into what makes a good podcast and how to structure it. I then used all of this to make myself an outline of what I wanted to talk about by breaking it all up into sections. Next I booked a booth and figured out a time with my friend for her to come in and work with me. We spent a while talking and didn’t really cover many topics as we kind of went off on a lot of irrelevant tangents and I had to cut 1140 bars of talking down to about 300 which was 10 minutes which was a bit long for my liking but we tend to talk quite a bit. I then had to book another booth for another day to come back in and edit it all as I had run out of time the time before. So I sat and cut out things that were unimportant (although quite funny in my opinion) and added in some elevator music when we went on tangents or to segue as I didn’t have time to re-record anything, and honestly, I had no idea what else to do so I just did that. Once it was done and I was (relatively) happy with it, I bounced it, saved it, and uploaded it to my one-drive so I could access it and add it to my padlet.

I think I shot myself in the foot a little bit as it took me a while to get my presentation done which had all my info I needed for my podcast, so I had less time to get my podcast done the way I’d like, so I definitely think I could have prepared a lot better so I now know for next time that I need to make a better plan, and give myself enough time to get things done.