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Narrator/Voice Over: You can use a camera microphone to record this, an off camera microphone or record your voice directly to the computer. There are sound recording studios you can rent, yet if you don’t have access or budget, a bathroom in someone’s home often works well because of the silence. You want to record in silence. What kind of voice over/narration do you want to have. Think about your favorite films. Can you name a few that use narration and voice over? Sometimes this is incorporated into the story in which you have a series of events and then there is a script that you write for a narrator.

On Camera Host: This requires someone to be willing to stand in front of the camera and participate with the audience, your viewers, and potentially the other people/subjects in the scene. Think of some different shows out there that use this type of storytelling.

Dialogue: Using your actors or subjects and they are the voice of the film.

Music: Every production needs music as a part of the soundtrack. This helps the pace of a production and if used correctly it will blend seamlessly with the images and you will not notice it, yet it is responsible for invoking feeling in your audience. Watch the examples below that demonstrate how two different types of music can make us feel about sharks!

Visions of the Sea Visions of the Sea DVD allows you to experience the most amazing life on our planet while either listening to an award winning sound track or inspirational stories of Annie’s experiences around the world. Visions of the Sea takes you face to face with Wh

CULTIVATE Rice fields, Indonesia

COMPASSION Pair of Bottlenose Dolphins, Belize

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