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    as "what happened?" or "what did you see or hear?" When the witness is answering these questions, the should be able to do so without interruption. Meaning, there should be no notes, audio recordings, or visual recordings at this time because notes slow down or interrupt a witness's concentration, and recordings also intimidate most witnesses and will not give a true interview because they will choose their words carefully. The second step occurs after the interviewer "gets a good grasp of the…

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    Record companies are taking different approaches at stopping it. A few have gone as far as tracking down sources of pirating and suing the people they found to be behind it. For example, “The Recording Industry Association of America this month fired off 569 "pre-litigation settlement letters" to college students whom had been suspected of pirating music”(Rampell, 2008). These record companies believe that downloading music from the internet affects…

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    to a Music History lecture, when my teacher, Dr. Jamie Weaver, played a recording of “La Quarte Estampie Royal”, from Le Manuscrit Du Roi, an instrumental piece from the 14th century France. I was intrigued. As a fiddler throughout my high school year, studying a variety of genres, I recognized much of the ornamentation as similar to Celtic tradition, namely Cape Breton tradition. The first things I noticed about the recording were: 1) The piece was played on an instrument that had a rather…

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    are surfacing over the course of this year and more specifically over the past few weeks. Although the videos or recordings are not photographs, they still hold significant meanings and interpretations. The many recordings include the shootings (murders) of Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray, Laquan McDonald, Walter L. Scott, and many more. I believe that videos, specifically the recordings of police brutality, have the power to transform similar to how Sontag describes photographs in which she states…

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    Robertson 2012) However for the few intervals of dialogue and atmosphere of the church am going to be recording with the boom microphone. For dialogue my microphone choice is the shot gun microphone, because it’s a directional microphone and great at picking up sound from its front end so placing it close to the actor will ensure good quality sound. “The shotgun microphone is the go to microphone for recording dialogue” (Light film school.com) BOOMING TECHINQUES Using a boom to record sound…

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    How do the plays of Shakespeare change when they are adapted for screen? Michael Almereyda’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet transposes one of Shakespeare’s most notable tragedy in modern day Manhattan, setting the framework for a modern retelling of the story. The use of “ complex array of media technologies, genres and practices” introduces the over arching theme of entrapment and imprisonment in the capitalist society thatHamlet resides in, immersing the narrative in a world of…

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    with classical music playing loudly, he could not hear what he was saying. As King George Vl read out of the book Lionel Logue was recording him speaking. Immediately after King George Vl finished reading he got angry, he was insistent that he was stammering, so he refused to listen to the recording. Later on King George Vl did listen to the recording. This recording revealed that he did not stammer while he was reading aloud as he listened to…

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    considered trite today, but its 1930 recording date makes it more iconic than anything. With its simple but insistent guitar rhythm and mournful lyrics, “Walkin’ Blues” is a virtual blueprint for Delta Blues, and a powerful influence on the development of modern blues. Son House’s influence was felt profoundly by Robert Johnson, whose handful of recordings did more to propel Blues into it’s modern form than anyone. Robert Johnson’s compositions and recordings were copied and incorporated into…

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    record and upload sound recordings of birds. This will allow me to explore and compare different bird vocalizations and will provide me with the opportunity to do primary research for my topic. By measuring and comparing sonograms of different bird vocalizations, I’ll be able to keep a record of changes in frequency in accordance to the different birds within a species. This source is reliable as the recordings are rated from ‘A’ to ‘E’, with ‘A’ being a good quality recording, and ‘E’ being a…

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    Coles adopted the name Nat Cole. His older brother Eddie was a bass player, he soon joined Coles band, and they made their first recording in 1936 under Eddie’s name. They were also regular performers at a club. Cole, in fact acquired his nickname “King”, performing at a jazz club, he also was a pianist in a national tour of Broadway Theaters, and legendary Eubie Blake’s revue,”…

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