Just when I thought I was over... broadcasting.
Yeah. We did another round of broadcasting as an activity for English.
This time, we're just composed of five people, unlike the other broadcasting team which has like eight? I'm too lazy to remember. Well anyway.
So, like then, I get to be the sound technician. But this time, since we're short of people, I also get to be the broadcaster. Ain't that grand?
NO.
Really, no.
It was hard. Very difficult to multi-task especially with all the tension within me—I'm still shaky with public speaking, even though it's just my voice they perceived from me (we were hidden behind dividers the whole time).
Also, this time, I was late for class again (overslept, argh). I had no chance to breathe. As soon as I entered the classroom, my teammate said, "We're on next, quick!" and I had to whip out my flash drive and cram.
I don't think it went out well. I wish it did. It's my fault again if it didn't.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Rootbeer
Thus I am back from the school trip. Actually that was yesterday.
So, as promised I shall update you of most the happenings during the three-day conference.
In detail? I can't promise you that. Well anyway.
There are different journalism events. 90% of them are individual contests, such as editorial writing, feature writing, and editorial cartooning. Each school garner points whenever they get in the top 7 for an individual event. Then, the points are added up to determine the winning schools.
Our school was the first runner-up among around ten (I'm not really sure) schools. Look at that!
So, as promised I shall update you of most the happenings during the three-day conference.
In detail? I can't promise you that. Well anyway.
There are different journalism events. 90% of them are individual contests, such as editorial writing, feature writing, and editorial cartooning. Each school garner points whenever they get in the top 7 for an individual event. Then, the points are added up to determine the winning schools.
Our school was the first runner-up among around ten (I'm not really sure) schools. Look at that!
Labels:
broadcasting,
competition,
December,
events,
out of town
Monday, December 12, 2011
Ahoy!
Chips... Ahoy!
Anyway.
I'm quite happy since I was miraculously able to wake up at 5 am. To jog!
Now.
I'm leaving in a few hours (minutes) for a school trip to another school, all for DSPC. It bothers me because I still don't know what that stands for.
But it's basically a string of events, specifically journalism events where schools will be competing with each other.
I happen to be a member of the broadcasting team.
The... AUDIO MAN! Sounds like a legit superhero eh?
Anyways, hope you pray for our safety and victory.
And off I go. I'll blog about the results after three days.
Anyway.
I'm quite happy since I was miraculously able to wake up at 5 am. To jog!
Now.
I'm leaving in a few hours (minutes) for a school trip to another school, all for DSPC. It bothers me because I still don't know what that stands for.
But it's basically a string of events, specifically journalism events where schools will be competing with each other.
I happen to be a member of the broadcasting team.
The... AUDIO MAN! Sounds like a legit superhero eh?
Anyways, hope you pray for our safety and victory.
And off I go. I'll blog about the results after three days.
Labels:
broadcasting,
competition,
December,
events,
out of town
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
CNN
So I'm the audio-man for our school's broadcasting team. Which will be competing against schools.
Sweet eh?
I'm borrowing the older CNN themes as background music whenever the reporters from the team report.
And I must say, being the audio-man requires skill. Good timing and quick fingers.
Thus, I must watch more videos of news broadcasts all over the net. Must acquire information and tips.
The competition will take place next week, at Tuesday or Wednesday.
Sweet eh?
I'm borrowing the older CNN themes as background music whenever the reporters from the team report.
And I must say, being the audio-man requires skill. Good timing and quick fingers.
Thus, I must watch more videos of news broadcasts all over the net. Must acquire information and tips.
The competition will take place next week, at Tuesday or Wednesday.
Labels:
broadcasting,
December,
events
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