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Starting a podcast, any advice.
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Are you just going to read news? Is it Starcraft specific or geared to all of esports? Is it about the competitive gaming scene or about the games themselves? How long and regular will it be? Probably the best way to start is to start - you'll learn a ton just by jumping straight into the deep end. That said, don't have unrealistic expectations that will frustrate or disappoint you. I'm not expert, at all, but as you go you'll probably benefit from: 1) listening to gaming and non-gaming related podcasts to outline the format of well-paced and content-diverse programming in individual episodes and across seasons. 2) listening to broadcasters across several mediums, but especially podcasts, to develop the semantic, syntactic, and phonetic articulacy to be understood by listeners effortlessly. 3) defining your target audience and tuning your advertisements, media, and content towards them as precisely and inclusively as possible. | ||
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revalence123
United States102 Posts
On June 10 2015 13:04 Textual wrote: Are you just going to read news? Is it Starcraft specific or geared to all of esports? Is it about the competitive gaming scene or about the games themselves? How long and regular will it be? To answer these questions, yes I will be reading news and putting out an opinion. For the the eSports part it will be mostly Sc2. I don't follow the other scenes or know the games well enough to do so. But, when I do talk about other things in eSports they will be things that have and effect on the industry and the community at large. I will talk about the competitive scene and the game itself. I also want to do things like tournament reports and stuff like that. And this podcast will be on a weekly to bi-weekly. Its pretty hard to record this stuff. Just finished highschool and I am working for a year between college to get some stuff sorted out. So I have two loud little sisters I have to work around, obviously a work schedule, and my parents bought an old house that we currently live in and it doesn't have central heating and cooling so we have massive and loud air conditioners. More than likely it will be two to three times a month. | ||
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