Fundamentals of Audio Production and Vocal Development

Department Head: Mark Coddington coddingtonm@wlu.edu
Administrative Assistant: Robin Grivetti rlgrivetti@wlu.edu
Mailing Address: Department of Journalism and Mass Communications Reid Hall Washington and Lee University 204 West Washington St. Lexington, Virginia 24450 540-458-8432

Selected Projects

Journalism 208 teaches how to use your voice and how to record it. Students explore the use of one's voice as a tool in effective storytelling, news delivery, and hosting behind a microphone. From audiobooks, to radio, to podcasting, each requires different vocal artistry to maximize your message. The class also teaches Adobe Audition, the number one audio software in the world. Through the use of single and multi-track recording techniques, you learn the craft of creating compelling audio projects.

Sorry, Wrong Number

Rockbridge Report · Sorry, Wrong Number performed by the JOUR 208 class at Washington and Lee University

Cabin B-13

Rockbridge Report · Cabin B-13 performed by the JOUR 208 class at Washington and Lee University

A Christmas Carol

Rockbridge Report · A Christmas Carol performed by the JOUR 208 class at Washington and Lee University