Voices I choose to make the audio track- Collection FMP

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Diversity of voices

With those I've picked to create an audio, I believe, I have a great variety of voices. I've included children, men and women both old and young. I even have a variety of accents and languages including French, Croatian, Cantonese, Patois and Kashmiri. I can't wait to hear how the audios sound when they come together.

I didn't enjoy waiting for those to finish their journal and then chasing up others who kept forgetting to send them to me. The thought of waiting for those to complete the next stage gives me anxiety. I am truly thankful to those who are taking the time out to help me with my project. I need to make sure I am organised as I will be working with 27 people. I am going to create a list with the thoughts they will be saying.


1)Taja
2)Mum
3)Stepdad
4)Tianna
5)Elicia
6)Jodie
7)Kelly
8)Alwyn
9)Terrence
10)Mel
11)Uncle Will
12)Grandma
13)Daughter Eva
14)Terrence's daughter Anaiya
15)Bro-in-law Tico
16)Ishmael
17)Zarina
18)Tutor Tom
19)Tutor Liz
20)Yang
21)Marita
22)Odelia
23)Partner Jermain
24)Son Jenson
25)Myself
26)2 Tone
27)Colette




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