Formation Analysing, annotating and indexing sound and radio contents
Training goals
Be able to:
- identify different types of sound documents.
- use the descriptive vocabulary for sound documents.
- apply documentation processing principles to sound and radio documents.
Details
Contents
Types of sound and radio documents.
Making a radio programme.
The language of sound, radio scriptwriting and sound narration.
Elements making up sound documents.
Radio and sound documentation processing techniques.
Listening and analytical exercises.
Writing documentary notes for different types of documents.
Specific cases: musical documents (phonograms, concerts.)
Documentation processing for sound heritage interviews.
Targeted at
Targeted at
Archivists, audiovisual researchers.
Prerequisites
Prior knowledge of documentation techniques.
Training methods
Trainers
Sound and radio documentation experts. Radio directors.
Training methods
Theoretical presentations.
Listening exercises with sound and radio documents.
Practical documentation processing exercises.
Strong points
• A comprehensive overview of sound and radio documents with practice listening exercises.
• Many exercises and activities to understand the vocabulary and practise documentation processing.
• Introduction to musical documentation and oral archives.