Audio-Recording
Hello folks! My name is Zach Revene, and I'm a person with stories to tell. Just like you. Most importantly, I'm here with a curiosity to listen and learn.
A Virginia native, and rather recent transplant, I have come to know and love this part of the world we live in. Namely, Plumas County, California.
By day, I work (Plumas County Public Health Agency). At all other times, I scan the airwaves for something interesting to hear. We're all on this landscape together, and I want to hear more.
Zach Revene will be hosting audio-recording workshops for the People of Plumas project. He is an avid podcast listener, and continues to be inspired by the power of storytelling and how it connects us to each other. He firmly believes that we all have a story to tell, and looks forward to learning more about the folks here in Plumas County through their own voices.
Workshop Overview
Audio-recording workshops will be scheduled across the county, based on interest. This means we need to hear from you directly to start creating a list of participants. E-mail kara@plumasarts.org to express your interest and be put on the list. The workshops are designed to be beginner-level, and no prior experience is necessary. Zach will walk you through each step, and offer one-on-one consultation throughout the process. What does this look like? There are three phases:
Pre-production:
Zach will contact you directly to start working on your story together one-on-one. Although you don't have to read from a script (although you certainly can), it is helpful to go through a storyboarding process to help emphasize the important parts of your story. This will help you prepare for recording day at the in-person workshop.
Production:
Zach will establish dates for the regional workshops, will let everyone know when & where to show up, and then it's recording day!!! We'll come together to discuss our stories, go over presentation skills for quality recording, and then we'll get to it! All equipment is provided, so you just need to show up with your prepared story (mental notes, paper notes, etc.) and be ready to record.
Post-production:
Zach will complete the editing process and send you the draft project for your review.
Pre-production:
Zach will contact you directly to start working on your story together one-on-one. Although you don't have to read from a script (although you certainly can), it is helpful to go through a storyboarding process to help emphasize the important parts of your story. This will help you prepare for recording day at the in-person workshop.
Production:
Zach will establish dates for the regional workshops, will let everyone know when & where to show up, and then it's recording day!!! We'll come together to discuss our stories, go over presentation skills for quality recording, and then we'll get to it! All equipment is provided, so you just need to show up with your prepared story (mental notes, paper notes, etc.) and be ready to record.
Post-production:
Zach will complete the editing process and send you the draft project for your review.
