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Title:
Seminar: The Art of the Radio Essay with Janis Jaquith
When:
06-23-2012 09:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Where:
WriterHouse - Charlottesville
Category:
Classes

Description

Seminar: The Art of the Radio Essay

Instructor: Janis Jaquith
Cost: $55 Members | $60 Non-Members
Saturday, June 23, 2012 | 9:00am-1:00pm

Ever heard those personal commentaries on NPR stations and wonder how it's done? Learn the techniques of this performance art: how to grab the listenerby the lapels; how to create a mini-movie in the minds of thousands oflisteners; how to NOT sound like you're reading from a script when, ofcourse, you are!

At least three students from last session's class have already had their essays aired on the radio!

Janis Jaquith’s radio commentaries have been broadcast on NPR stations since1997. She has been a sporadic commentator for the PRI radio show "Marketplace," and NPR's "Day to Day." For six years, she was a columnist for The Daily Progress. Her VPA award-winning column now appears inCharlottesville’s newsweekly, The Hook.

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Venue:
WriterHouse
Street:
508 Dale Ave
ZIP:
22903
City:
Charlottesville
State:
VA

Description

The two-story brick building behind Preston Avenue Bodo's

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